Resultados de investigación

First Numerical Relativity dataset form the Institut de Ciències del Cosmos at the Universitat de Barcelona (ICCUB) consisting of 128 simulations for black hole binaries. All simulations in this first release correspond to highly eccentric binaries with eccentricity ϵ = (0.62, 0.79) which develop zoom-whirls up to three close passages before merger. We consider aligned, equal spin configurations in the range χ = −0.5..0.5 and equal mass ratios. For each simulation, we provide the modes (ℓ, m) of Weyl scalar ψ(ℓ,m) 4 extrapolated to r = ∞, with ℓ ≤ 4. In addition, we provide the corresponding strain modes obtained by computing a double time integral of the Weyl scalar modes. Moreover, we provide metadata and the parameter files required to reproduce our results using the open-source code Einstein Toolkit available at https://einsteintoolkit.org/

The dataset presents acceptability judgments as elicited by an online task, which was administered to 139 bilingual speakers of Greek and a Germanic language. The participants were presented with a task that features different orders of adjectives and a noun in the object position (e.g., 'I bought a square black table' vs. 'I bought a black square table'). Every response comes with its corresponding reaction time in ms.

The data reported in the dataset refer to the resistographic profiles of Castanea sativa Mill. heartwood as well as information regarding infection by Fistulina hepatica (Schaeff.) With. of each tree and general stand information.

Resultats de l'aplicació dels processos Fenton, fotoFenton i fotocatàlisis a aigües de refineria

This database contains data from saliva samples from children who have participated in the study "Replication Antibody Conversion rates to SARS-CoV-2 in Saliva from Children Attending Summer Schools in Barcelona, Spain". Data come from 1,509 children and 396 adults by high-throughput Luminex assays in samples collected weekly in 22 Summer schools and 2 pre-schools in 27 venues in Barcelona, Spain, from June 29th to July 31st 2020. Saliva samples were collected for each participant on two visits 5 weeks apart. IgM, IgA and IgG values have been obtained from each sample to detect SARS-CoV-2

The dataset contains synthetic IQ optical constellation data for 16-QAM optical connections generated with a Matlab-based coherent WDM optical system simulator

Dipteran species are some of the most serious arthropod pest affecting mushroom crops. The phorid fly Megaselia halterata Wood (Diptera: Phoridea) has traditionally been considered a minor pest throughout the world, althoguh they have repeatedly been a very important pest in Spanish mushroom farms. This datasheet summarizes the information regarding mushroom phorid populations in mushroom farms from Castilla-La Mancha (Spain). Over a period of 18 months (six seasons), 18 mushroom crop cycles (three cycles per season) were monitored. There are two data files: “Adult_phorids_CIES_IRTA” and “Immature_phorids_CIES_IRTA”. “Adult_phorids_CIES_IRTA” file comprises data regarding adult phorids caught through the total growing period by means yellow sticky traps, weekly renewed, located in three points of the mushroom facilities: near the front door, in the middle of the farm, and in the back area, near the ventilation hole (“location” in the datasheet). Data value corresponding to number of phorid adults per day, per each location, per each mushroom growing stage, and per each of the studied seasons. “Immature_phorids_CIES_IRTA” file comprise data of phorid immature stages inside of the growing substrate samples. The survey of compost and casing materials was carried out, per duplicate, at different mushroom growing stages, and in the same locations previously explained. Data value corresponding to number of phorid immature stages per each replication of the sample, per each mushroom growing substrate, per each location, per each growing stage, and per each of the studied seasons

From October 2020 to June 2021 the Surfing for Science project engaged volunteers to collect scientific samples on floating microplastics in nearshore waters of the NW Mediterranean Sea. The data presented here includes all data on particle counts, sizes, shapes, colors and chemical composition of the plastics found, including concentrations for each of the investigated locations. A subset of 285 particles were chemically identified to confirm the chemical identity of the particles found. Almost 25,000 plastics were identified and characterized and were mostly microplastics (< 5 mm in length). The results provide important support for trappping of microplastics in the nearshore, which is subject to seasonal variability associated to natural and anthopogenic forcing. The data presented here can be further integrated with other studies (e.g. modelling) to understand the sources, pathways and sinks of microplastics in the global ocean.

The study explores if female Grapholita molesta moths can detect its own sex pheromone. The approach involves electroantennography (EAG), single -sensillum recordings (SSR), analyzed with non-linear dose-response and hierarchical cluster analysis. The excel file contains the data, the word file contains the R code. The data are from 3 different experiments. Experiment 1 is the electroantennographic (EAG) response of male and female Grapholita molesta adults to the female sex pheromone components, Z8-12:Ac and E8-12:Ac. Experiment 2 are single-sensillum recordings (SSR) of Z- and E-ORNs from males to the major and minor sex pheromone compounds of females. The EAG and SSR were analyzed with non-linear dose-response curves. In experiment 3, male and female ORNs were challenged with two doses of the major and minor female sex pheromone compounds, a plant volatile blend and the male-produced hairpencil courtship pheromone. The results of experiment 3 were analyzed with hierarchical cluster analysis. The R code is for descriptive statistics (means, and such), predictive statistics (GLMs and such) and graphs and in addition to the code there are indications for teh different steps, plus selected output . Data for submission of research manuscript.

This dataset includes (1) the Child Advisory Groups’ verbatim transcription on the research tool (questionnaire), research results (children's questionnaire answers) and the model; and (2) The guide to conduct the groups. The transcription codification (quotations by code) for the 1st meetings (GE1) is also included.