Resultados de investigación

This dataset contains the experimental procedures, characterization data, and validation results for the surface functionalization of silica-coated upconversion nanoparticles (UCNPs@SiO₂) used in the publication A scalable approach for tailoring silica shells: from synthesis to stability of upconversion nanoparticles.

Thermometric measurements (ºC) were obtained from 8 Eurasian eagle-owls (Bubo bubo) using a repeated measures design in anesthetized individuals under an ambient temperature of 27 °C. Esophageal and cloacal temperatures were recorded using thermistor probes. In addition, infrared thermography was used to measure temperatures in the eye (entire eye, including medial, central, and lateral zones) and in the entire feet, with the aim of identifying the highest temperature within each region of interest.

Este conjunto de datos recoge las respuestas de 152 estudiantes de educación secundaria (64 en España y 88 en Marruecos) a un cuestionario sobre percepción social de la ciencia y la tecnología, adaptado de los estudios de percepción social de la ciencia de FECYT. El instrumento, administrado en español (con apoyo en árabe para la muestra marroquí) mediante un formulario en línea, recoge datos sociodemográficos, intereses e información autopercibida sobre distintos ámbitos temáticos, hábitos de consumo cultural y mediático, opiniones y actitudes hacia la ciencia y la tecnología, y un test de 31 ítems dicotómicos sobre concepciones científicas básicas (astronomía, biología, física, química y geología). A partir de las respuestas brutas se han construido escalas compuestas de interés, información, conocimiento, opinión y actitudes hacia la ciencia, con sus correspondientes versiones recodificadas en sentido inverso, agrupadas por país. Materiales asociados al conjunto de datos: Encuesta_secundaria_ES.pdf — Instrumento de recogida de datos: cuestionario en español aplicado a la muestra de España. Encuesta_secundaria_AR.pdf — Instrumento de recogida de datos: versión en árabe del cuestionario, aplicada a la muestra de Marruecos. Respuestas_formulario_ES+AR_revisado.csv — Fichero de respuestas brutas del cuestionario (versiones española y árabe combinadas), codificadas numéricamente. variables+conocimiento.csv — Fichero de escalas construidas: interés, información, conocimiento, opinión y actitudes hacia la ciencia, por país. Cita sugerida: Ihammanen, A.; Ezquerra, A.; Campillos, R. y Fernández-Fuertes, J.M. (2026). Percepción social de la ciencia y la tecnología, conocimientos científicos básicos y actitudes hacia la ciencia en estudiantes de secundaria de España y Marruecos [Conjunto de datos]. Universidad Complutense de Madrid. [Handle URL] --- English version--- This dataset contains the responses of 152 secondary school pupils (64 in Spain and 88 in Morocco) to a questionnaire on the social perception of science and technology, adapted from FECYT’s studies on the social perception of science. The instrument, administered in Spanish (with Arabic support for the Moroccan sample) via an online form, collects sociodemographic data, interests and self-reported information on various subject areas, cultural and media consumption habits, opinions and attitudes towards science and technology, and a test comprising 31 dichotomous items on basic scientific concepts (astronomy, biology, physics, chemistry and geology). Based on the raw responses, composite scales were constructed for interest, information, knowledge, opinion and attitudes towards science, with their corresponding reverse-scored versions, grouped by country. Materials associated with the dataset Encuesta_secundaria_ES.pdf — Data collection instrument: questionnaire in Spanish administered to the sample from Spain. Encuesta_secundaria_AR.pdf — Data collection instrument: Arabic version of the questionnaire, administered to the sample from Morocco. Respuestas_formulario_ES+AR_revisado.csv — File containing raw questionnaire responses (Spanish and Arabic versions combined), numerically coded. variables+conocimiento.csv — File containing constructed scales: interest, information, knowledge, opinion and attitudes towards science, by country. Suggested citation: Ihammanen, A.; Ezquerra, A.; Campillos, R. & Fernández-Fuertes, J.M. (2026). Social perceptions of science and technology, basic scientific knowledge and attitudes towards science among secondary school pupils in Spain and Morocco [Dataset]. Complutense University of Madrid. [Handle URL]

Metadata for the Google Popular Times dataset. Access to the data requires a formal request.

This open access database compiles the research data from the BIOMOPRO coordinated project, funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (Title “Molecular probes engineered with photonic multifunction for advanced bio-medical applications”, Reference PID2020-114755GB-C3, Years 2021-2025), and developed by researchers from CSIC (Subproject 1, Reference PID2020-114755GB-C31), UCM (Subproject 2, Reference PID2020-114755GB-C32), and UPV/EHU (Subproject 3; Reference PID2020-114755GB-C33), in collaboration with early- and end-users from specialized Spanish and international research groups. The collected datasets are organized according to the main research outcomes achieved and include, among others, experimental and computational protocol data, equipment data, structural characterization data (e.g., ¹H and ¹³C NMR spectra, FTIR data, HRMS data, polarimetry data, and X-ray diffraction data of relevant compounds), UV-Vis-NIR spectroscopic data (e.g., steady-state absorption and emission spectra, time-delayed emission spectra, nanosecond and microsecond transient absorption spectra, electronic circular dichroism (ECD) spectra, and circularly polarized luminescence (CPL) spectra of relevant compounds in different media, concentrations and irradiation conditions), photophysical data (e.g., UV-Vis absorption, fluorescence, phosphorescence, and laser emission wavelengths, molar absorption coefficients, fluorescence and singlet oxygen quantum yields, fluorescence lifetimes, radiative and non-radiative deactivation rate constants, laser efficiencies, and dissymmetry g-factors of relevant compounds in different media, concentrations and irradiation conditions, along with detailed information on the spectroscopic techniques used), quantum mechanical calculation data (e.g.; computed molecular geometries and energies in the ground and excited states, electronic density maps of frontier orbitals, charge distribution maps, and simulated absorption spectra of relevant compounds, along with detailed information on the software and computational clusters used), and biological and biophotophysical data (e.g., cell uptake data, cell viability data under dark and non-dark conditions, bioimaging behaviour data using established and cutting-edge microscopy techniques, and phototheragnostic behaviour data).

La Colección Fotográfica Hernández-Pacheco (Patrimonio Digital Complutense) contiene las imágenes digitalizadas de 1510 fotografías realizadas en su mayoría por el geólogo Eduardo Hernández-Pacheco en el desarrollo de su actividad docente e investigadora. Las fotografías positivadas sobre placas de vidrio han sido descritas por el grupo de investigación FOTODOC (UCM). Esta descripción ha sido revisada por La Biblioteca Histórica de la UCM, lugar en el que están depositadas físicamente. En lo que tiene que ver con su versión digital, han sido depositadas en el portal Patrimonio Digital Complutense por el Servicio Digital y Web de la Biblioteca Complutense. Este Servicio ha llevado a cabo la conversión de los metadatos originales disponibles en el buscador Cisne en formato Marc21 a los distintos vocabularios interoperables para su puesta a disposición del público. Así mismo, se ha realizado un trabajo de geolocalización de dicho conjunto de fotografías.

This open access database compiles the research data from the ORCHESTRACA project funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (Title “From multivalency in molecules to nanomaterials organization: chemical modification strategies in fullerenes and carbon dots for biological and (bio)sensing applications”, Reference PID2020-115120GB-I00, from 01/09/2021 to 28/02/2025). The collected datasets are organized according to the main research outcomes achieved and include, among others, experimental and computational protocol data, equipment data, structural characterization data (e.g., ¹H and ¹³C NMR spectra, FTIR data, HRMS data, Raman, DLS, and XPS of relevant compounds), microscopic characterization (TEM, AFM), UV-Vis-NIR spectroscopic data (e.g., steady-state absorption and emission spectra, time-delayed emission spectra, nanosecond and microsecond transient absorption spectra, and circular dichroism (CD) spectra, of relevant compounds in different media, concentrations and irradiation conditions), photophysical data (e.g., UV-Vis absorption, fluorescence, phosphorescence, and laser emission wavelengths, molar absorption coefficients, fluorescence and singlet oxygen quantum yields, fluorescence lifetimes, radiative and non-radiative deactivation rate constants of relevant compounds in different media, concentrations and irradiation conditions, along with detailed information on the spectroscopic techniques used), quantum mechanical calculation data (e.g., computed molecular geometries and energies in the ground and excited states, electronic density maps of frontier orbitals, charge distribution maps, along with detailed information on the software and computational clusters used), and biological and biophotophysical data (e.g., cell uptake data, cell viability data under dark and non-dark conditions, confocal fluorescence microscopy, transinfection experiments, SPR binding studies, quartz crystal microbalance determination of association constants, and bioimaging behavior).

The Excel file contains a stock-flow consistent macro-model with debt that can be used to run numerical simulations.