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This vector planimetry document in DXF format provides a comprehensive view of the different known sectors of the Roman Circus in Tarragona, with the exception of its head. It includes plans, sections, and elevations of the Torre del Pretori, the vaults of the Baixada de la Misericordia, the Cedassos Square, and the Antiga Audiencia. All elements are precisely referenced to the current city plan of Tarragona, offering a detailed and accurate representation of each sector for research and analysis purposes. The vector format allows for easy manipulation and editing of the planimetry document as needed.
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Aquesta planimetria vectorial en format DXF ofereix una visió completa dels diferents sectors coneguts del Circ Romà de Tarraco a excepció de la seva capçalera. Inclou plans, seccions i alçats de la Torre del Pretori, de les voltes de la Baixada de la Misericòrdia, de la plaça dels Sedassos i de l'Antiga Audiència. Tots els elements estan referenciats amb precisió a l'actual pla urbanístic de la ciutat de Tarragona, oferint una representació detallada i precisa de cada sector amb finalitats de recerca i anàlisi. El format vectorial permet una fàcil manipulació i edició de la planimetria segons sigui necessari.

Data set obtained as a result of the sequencing by ONT MinION platform and subsequent taxonomic classification of the 16S rRNA gene of seminal microbiota from idiopathic infertile men and donors. The results are shown in terms of relative abundance of each bactera identified for each individual and are grouped into spreadsheets by taxonomic level (phylum, family, and genera).

Experimental data from the manuscript "Electrochemical Genosensing of Overexpressed GAPDH Transcripts in Breast Cancer Exosomes", published in Anal. Chem. 2023, 95, 4, 2487–2495.

Data corresponding to household socioeconomic characteristics collected in a demographic survey conducted in Mopeia district (Zambezia province, Mozambique).

The dataset shows the experimental data provided in the main text and supporting information of the article "Multistimuli-responsive smart windows based on paraffin-polymer composites": thermal variation of refractive index, thermal and time variation of transmission spectra, electron microscopy images, differential scanning calorymetry thermograms, variation of transmission spectra with light irradiation and voltage application, temperature variation into house models upon sunlight irradiation.

Raw data of a set of experiments aimed to investigate how recombinant proteins from diffrent cell factories behave in the assembling as protein materials for drug delivery

This dataset corresponds to a study aimed at evaluating the hygroscopic behaviour and corrosion effect of inorganic compounds to be applied as phase change material (PCM) in a laten heat thermal energy storage (TES) system. The hygroscopy test consisted of analysing the rate at which inorganic compounds can absorb water during 8 hours of exposure to the environment and the amount of water removed in 12 hours of subsequent drying. The corrosion tests consisted of analysing the changes produced by static orrosion in stainless steel fibres when they are immersed one week in different liquid inorganic PCMs as first tests for PCM selection.

Data collected in the framework of the ERC project Artsoundscapes, the sound of special places: exploring rock art soundscapes and the sacred (https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/787842). The project focuses on the relationship between archaeoacoustics and rock art. The dataset includes audio files that are some the impulse responses gathered in a selection of rock art sites in the Urkosh Area (Russian Altai), more specifically, Gran Yaloman, Urkosh XV, Foothill, Boulder, Urkosh IV B, Rock face 1 & Rock face 2. The tables include the acoustic data derived from those impulse responses. Fieldwork was conducted in August 2019, by Margarita Díaz-Andreu, Adriano Farina, Tommaso Mattioli, Laura Coltofean, Elio Smith, Elena Miklashovich and Andrzej Rozwadowski.

This dataset contains the information on our recent body of work on transition-metal oxide-based magneto-ionics and all the relevant data files. In this work, we propose a nanoscale-engineered magneto-ionic architecture (comprising a thin solid electrolyte in contact with a liquid electrolyte), that drastically enhances cyclability while preserving sufficiently high electric fields to trigger ion motion. Specifically, we show that the insertion of a highly nanostructured (amorphous-like) Ta layer (with suitable thickness and electric resistivity) between a magneto-ionic target material (i.e., Co3O4) and the liquid electrolyte, increases magneto-ionic cyclability from < 30 cycles (when no Ta is inserted) to more than 800 cycles. The Ta layer is effective in trapping oxygen and hindering O2– ions from moving into the liquid electrolyte, thus keeping O2– motion mainly restricted between Co3O4 and Ta when voltage of alternating polarity is applied. We demonstrate that this approach provides a suitable strategy to boost magneto-ionics by combining the benefits of solid and liquid electrolytes in a synergetic manner.

Tooth retouchers have been typically grouped within the category of “bone retouchers” at a technical level and thus, considered as “soft” hammers. However, the different chemical composition of bones and teeth have never been previously considered. Teeth are denser and heavier than bone blanks and, consequently, their technological features are not homologous and nature of this material as retoucher should be assessed. In this dataset we include some results of an archaeological experiment in which 41 modern horse teeth were used to test their effectiveness as retouchers. The aim of this work is to better understand the purpose of using teeth as tools of both Neanderthal and early modern populations, as well as to shed light about how these human groups used them. The overall objective of these data is to provide material to other researchers in order to allow comparisons with material from archaeological record or from other archaeological experiments.