This dataset contains the original DSLR photographs and corresponding Agisoft Metashape 3D reconstruction for Statue 1, one of four cultural-heritage objects documented in Thessaloniki, Greece, f…
This dataset contains the original DSLR photographs and corresponding Agisoft Metashape 3D reconstruction for Statue 1, one of four cultural-heritage objects documented in Thessaloniki, Greece, for the study Photogrammetry with LiDAR iPad Pro. The original study compared DSLR-based photogrammetry processed on a PC with LiDAR-based 3D scanning performed on a 2021 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro using Polycam.
For Statue 1, the publication reports an Ultra-High Metashape workflow and a final PC-derived model of 3,100,244 faces. This Zenodo record preserves the DSLR image set and the corresponding surviving Metashape reconstruction, re-exported in 2026 as Wavefront OBJ with its associated MTL and JPEG texture files.
Living Evidence Map search archive | full | Workflow 00 run 37326710853
October, 2026 • Dataset
Haddaway, Neal
Search archive for the Living Evidence Map Workflow 00 ingestion pipeline.This record corresponds to GitHub Actions run 37326710853 and contains the downloaded source search outputs, source manifests,…
Search archive for the Living Evidence Map Workflow 00 ingestion pipeline.This record corresponds to GitHub Actions run 37326710853 and contains the downloaded source search outputs, source manifests, search-plan documentation and provenance records for the selected databases. Files are restricted because source database/API terms may limit redistribution.Run type: full. Search strategy version: v1. Sources: ebsco_africa_wide, ebsco_amed, ebsco_psycinfo, ebsco_atla_religion, ebsco_biological_agricultural_index, ebsco_cinahl, ebsco_econlit, ebsco_family_society, ebsco_greenfile, ebsco_medline, ebsco_mla, ebsco_political_science, ebsco_waters_oceans.
Living Evidence Mapevidence synthesissearch archiveWorkflow 00LivingEvidenceMap-workflow00-run-37326710853
Data for a 31-antibody imaging mass cytometry panel for germinal centre architecture in human palatine tonsils
October, 2026 • Dataset
Tomic, Ivan, Tomic, Adriana, Hoen, Lukas
This dataset accompanies the manuscript “A 31 antibody imaging mass cytometry panel for germinal centre architecture and spatial immunophenotyping in human palatine tonsils.” The dep…
This dataset accompanies the manuscript “A 31 antibody imaging mass cytometry panel for germinal centre architecture and spatial immunophenotyping in human palatine tonsils.” The deposit contains FCS files from imaging mass cytometry measurements of formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded human palatine tonsil tissue. The study comprises 36 regions of interest from 25 donors and was used to characterize germinal-centre-associated architecture and immune phenotypes using a 31-antibody IMC panel. Files:
1. classified_cells.parquet
Single-cell spatial measurements for all 579,445 segmented cells across 36 ROIs and 25 donors:
Spatial coordinates: centroid_x, centroid_y (µm, 1 pixel = 1 µm).
Expression channels: Raw and ArcSinh-transformed mean intensities for all 31 antibodies and DNA intercalators across whole-cell and nuclear compartments.
Follicle context: follicle_id, in_gc (boolean flag for confirmed germinal centre), and distance_to_gc_boundary_um.
Phenotypes: Single-cell lineage and activation classifications across 13 hierarchical rules.
2. hyperion_panel.yaml
Authoritative 31-antibody panel specification (Table 4):
Target antigen, metal isotope, clone, vendor, catalog number, conjugate type, and working dilution.
3. models.csv
Primary statistical regressions and sensitivity models:
7-day GC area ratio (0.4232, P = 0.001966), OLS t-confidence intervals, donor-bootstrap intervals, and permutation P-values
imaging mass cytometryFCShuman tonsilgerminal centrehyperion
Bescheid der Universität Potsdam vom 30.09.2026 zum Antrag auf Akteneinsicht und Informationszugang betreffend die Kündigung der Vereinbarung(en) mit dem Abraham Geiger Kolleg und die Kooperation mit der Nathan Peter Levinson Stiftung (geschwärzte Fassung)
October, 2026 • Other
University of Potsdam, Fehige, Yiftach
Redacted copy of the administrative decision (Bescheid) issued by the University of Potsdam, Dezernat für Personal- und Rechtsangelegenheiten, on 30 September 2026 in response to a request of 4 A…
Redacted copy of the administrative decision (Bescheid) issued by the University of Potsdam, Dezernat für Personal- und Rechtsangelegenheiten, on 30 September 2026 in response to a request of 4 August 2026 by Yiftach Fehige under the "Brandenburg Akteneinsichts- und Informationszugangsgesetz" (AIG) (freedom of information law). The request sought access to records on the termination of the agreement(s) between the University of Potsdam and the Abraham Geiger Kolleg and on the University's cooperation with the Nathan Peter Levinson Stiftung.
The University granted the request in part. It released Senate resolution S 4/350 of 20 May 2026 and the First Supplement (7 July 2026) to the cooperation agreement of 16 September 2024 with the Nathan Peter Levinson Stiftung, and stated that the foundation's recognition as an affiliated institute (An-Institut) has been effective since 7 July 2026.
The remainder was refused on these grounds:
Termination notices, the terminated agreements and the contractual clauses relied on: § 2 Abs. 4 AIG (pending proceedings).
Records on the consequences for the Ständige Studienkommission: § 2 Abs. 2 S. 2 AIG (exception for science, research and teaching).
Annexes and side agreements to the 2024 cooperation agreement, including the "Leitsätze für gemeinsame Berufungen": stated not to exist.
Lease agreements: § 5 Abs. 1 S. 1 Nr. 3 AIG (trade secrets of the foundation).
Personal data of university staff and the recipient's contact details have been redacted. The two annexes to the decision are not part of this file. The document is made available for research on the institutional governance of confessional theology at German state universities.
6 pages, German.
Informationsfreiheit; Akteneinsicht; AIG Brandenburg; Universität Potsdam; Abraham Geiger Kolleg; Nathan Peter Levinson Stiftung; School of Jewish Theology; Jüdische Theologie; Rabbinerausbildung; An-Institut; Ständige Studienkommission; Wissenschaftsfreiheit; § 2 Abs. 2 S. 2 AIG; § 2 Abs. 4 AIG; freedom of information; confessional theology; university governance
Preferential semiclassical gravity: Can ordinary matter in other quantum branches explain dark matter?
October, 2026 • Preprint
Zeng, Yi
We investigate ordinary matter in other branches of the universal quantum state as a possible explanation of dark matter. In the Everettian interpretation, these branches describe alternative, approxi…
We investigate ordinary matter in other branches of the universal quantum state as a possible explanation of dark matter. In the Everettian interpretation, these branches describe alternative, approximately classical histories that coexist without wave-function collapse. Preferential semiclassical gravity (PSG) proposes that matter feels the full gravitational field of its own branch together with a shared field averaged over branches using their Born probabilities. All nongravitational interactions remain within each branch. The probability weighting makes laboratory falsification extremely unlikely. For cosmology, we propose a population of branches with similar initial baryon content but different photon abundances. Branches with little radiation offer a possible early source with weaker pressure. Dense clouds could subsequently cool into effectively collisionless stars and black holes while retaining their motion through larger systems. The Born-weighted distribution of this collisionless population could supply a smooth shared halo, while common gravitational wells maintain its association with galaxies and clusters. A conditional correspondence with Vlasov dynamics connects this description to established collisionless dark-matter methods. These arguments motivate PSG as a plausible explanation of dark matter without new particles. Quantitative evolution, observational comparison and a relativistic completion remain subsequent work.
Glagolitic manuscripts from the Zadar Archdiocese - Interactive data visualisations
October, 2026 • Computational notebook
Tomić, Marijana, Tomasovic, Zeljka
Interactive data visualisations of Glagolitic manuscripts from the Zadar Archdiocese (Glagoljski kodeksi Zadarske nadbiskupije), built as a self-contained Jupyter notebook that runs locally or in Goog…
Interactive data visualisations of Glagolitic manuscripts from the Zadar Archdiocese (Glagoljski kodeksi Zadarske nadbiskupije), built as a self-contained Jupyter notebook that runs locally or in Google Colab without any additional file uploads.
Data source
The metadata comes from the GlagoLab catalogue at the Centre for Research in Glagolitism of the University of Zadar, Croatia
https://glagolab.unizd.hr
The collection comprises Glagolitic manuscripts gathered from parishes of the Zadar Archdiocese by don Pavao Kero, now held at the Arhiv Zadarske nadbiskupije (Archive of the Zadar Archdiocese). The manuscripts are mainly parish registers (matične knjige) and confraternity books (madrikule) from Dalmatian islands and coastal villages, dating from the 17th to 19th century.
Project context
This notebook was created as part of the project The Library as an Accelerator of the Digital Transformation of Research in the Humanities and Cultural Heritage (UNILIB – HUB) at the Department of Information Sciences and Technologies, University of Zadar, Croatia
The project is funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU.
(PhD) Exit Document for Research Data and Laboratory Samples
October, 2026 • Publication
Olivier, Brett
Purpose
This package contains the templates required to complete the PhD Exit Document for Research Data and Laboratory Samples. The purpose of these documents is to systematically record information …
Purpose
This package contains the templates required to complete the PhD Exit Document for Research Data and Laboratory Samples. The purpose of these documents is to systematically record information about the data, software, code, and physical samples you generated during your PhD.
By completing this documentation, you ensure the preservation, integrity, and future reusability of your valuable research outputs. This is crucial for both your colleagues (who may need to build upon your work) and your "future self."
Included Files
This package includes two main files that work together:
PhD_exit_document.docx: The primary Word document. It contains instructions, fields for your personal/project information, open-text sections for detailing your data management practices (like file naming conventions and directory structures), and the final sign-off sheet.
PhD_exit_document_data.xlsx: A supplementary Excel workbook. It is designed to capture tabular data where multiple entries are expected. It contains separate sheets for Published Data, Unpublished Data, Software and Code, and Laboratory Samples.
How to Use These Files
To successfully complete your exit documentation, please follow these steps:
1. Complete the two documents in parallel, start with the Word Document
Open the document and fill in your Personal and Project Information and Contact Information.
Complete the the relevant sections in the Excel Spreadsheet by opening the workbook and navigating through the tabs at the bottom.
Complete the Data Documentation section by providing details directly in the text boxes regarding your README files, file naming conventions, directory structures, and metadata standards.
2. Sign and Submit
Once both files are fully populated, sign the "Sign-Offs" section in the Word document.
Obtain a signature from your supervisor(s) if required by your department.
Email both the completed Word document and the Excel file to the Course coordinator.
Acknowledgement
Many thanks to my colleagues and collaborators who have discussed the various design aspects of this document and provided critical input in its refinement.
The ePIC Silicon Vertex Tracker: design and development of the inner barrel
October, 2026 • Conference proceeding • EPJ Web of Conferences
Divincenzo, Claudia Maria Sterpeta
Proceeding relative to the poster presentation at the QCD@WORK International Workshop done in Trani (Italy, 16-19 June). Zenodo link to the poster --> https://zenodo.org/records/20596441?preview=1&…
Proceeding relative to the poster presentation at the QCD@WORK International Workshop done in Trani (Italy, 16-19 June). Zenodo link to the poster --> https://zenodo.org/records/20596441?preview=1&token=eyJhbGciOiJIUzUxMiJ9.eyJpZCI6IjViZDc1NzJkLTgxZWEtNGI5NS05Zjc4LWQzMjQ0OWM1OGVhMSIsImRhdGEiOnt9LCJyYW5kb20iOiI1MTE2NGNkY2E2MjgwZmVjYTJiMWRkMzllZDBjY2VjZiJ9.m3LRDZK8dAOhJIR5VP5OtnbAJel-FmOc0yRFa4yTBqFYuLHXijOwD4F7V6MkzsSHLm2p5Y1XsqcgN_Sp5n2epg
Chantal – Hebräisch auf dem Sprung. Ein Ein responsives Browser-Lernspiel zur Begleitung von Lernbuch Sprachgefühl Hebräisch (Grunert 2026)
July, 2026 • Software
Grunert, Volker
Hebräisch erscheint Anfängerinnen und Anfängern schnell als großer Brocken: fremdeSchrift, Punktierung, Wortbausteine, ungewohnte Satzformen und ein Verbalsystem,das in klassische…
Hebräisch erscheint Anfängerinnen und Anfängern schnell als großer Brocken: fremdeSchrift, Punktierung, Wortbausteine, ungewohnte Satzformen und ein Verbalsystem,das in klassischen Kursen früh als Paradigma begegnet. "Chantal – Hebräisch auf demSprung" setzt an den Stellen an, an denen im "Lernbuch Sprachgefühl Hebräisch" (Lernbuch Sprachgefühl Hebräisch: Lesen, Schreiben, Verstehen (Werkstatt Hochschule 4) | Zenodo) bereits Sprachgefühl aufgebautwurde. Bekannte Wörter, Szenen und Formen werden in kurze Spielhandlungenübersetzt: hören, zielen, auswählen, bauen, eine Rückmeldung bekommen und weitergehen.Der spielerische Zugriff erfüllt zwei Aufgaben. Er senkt die Angstschwelle vor demMaterial und bringt die Lernenden aus einer rein theoretischen Betrachtung in einekonkrete Sprachhandlung. Die ausführliche Erklärung bleibt im Lernbuch erreichbar;das Spiel schafft zusätzliche Wiederbegegnungen mit demselben Stoff.
Der rote FadenChantal Suissa begleitet als Figur aus der Serie "haChaverim shel Naor" (die Freunde von Naor) die Sprachbegegnung seit Jahren. Ihre Serienwelt verbindetStimme, Beziehung, Alltagshebräisch, Register und biblische Resonanzen. Im Browser-Spiel wird daraus eine Route von Akko über Genesis und Tel Aviv bis zu den Verbgebäuden.
Unification by Decomposition — A Relational Physical Architecture from Quantum Possibility to Factualization, Retained History, Stabilization, and Spacetime
October, 2026 • Preprint
Silva Guzzon, André
Abstract
This integrative research synthesis develops a candidate relational architecture across quantum foundations, physical history, persistent organization, relational time, and the recovery probl…
Abstract
This integrative research synthesis develops a candidate relational architecture across quantum foundations, physical history, persistent organization, relational time, and the recovery problem for spacetime. Its method is unification by decomposition: constraint, weighting, singular factualization, and retention are treated as distinct operations with distinct evidential burdens.
Key Analyses & Framework
Quantum Foundations & Entanglement: The double slit separates coherent alternatives, receiver-defined effects, Born weighting, and the $n = 1$ record. The Sorkin hierarchy and reconstruction literature delimit what is already formally known and leave open the physical motivation for second-order weighting. Entanglement is analyzed through a missing-loss audit: spatial routing, operational differentiation, and dynamical decoupling do not by themselves demonstrate ontological severance of a nonfactorizable joint state.
Ontology & Event-Factualization: Primitive factualization is treated as a technical event-ontology posit, with fundamental agency as a stronger interpretive hypothesis (alongside objective stochasticity, Bohmian completion, Everettian branching, and collapse dynamics as comparison classes). A present-state coherence veto prevents absolute factualization while coherence-bearing degrees of freedom remain causally accessible to future interactions in which their phase relation can again matter. Retained factual consequences provide the bridge to physical history, memory, differential persistence, and increasingly organized agency.
Downstream Physics & Empirical Testing: Transition and stabilization are treated as relational roles of one field-energy reality rather than new substances. The synthesis incorporates a fully exposed prospective transition-stabilization kill test in a driven liquid-to-vapor system and preserves planetary, gravitational, and spacetime extensions as explicitly conditional research branches.
Methodological Stance: No universal master equation is claimed. The program is a structured ontology, audit, and research architecture whose modules must earn mathematical or empirical closure independently.
Philosophical Extensions (Dual-Aspect Hypothesis): A further dual-aspect factualist hypothesis, with a panexperiential extension, distinguishes the publicly accessible objective face of factual processes from a minimally subjective first-person-like aspect associated with irreducible factual resolution. This is presented as a stronger ontological interpretation, not as an experimentally established consequence. It does not identify an elementary subjective aspect with a subject, mind, or consciousness. Complex biological agency is treated as potentially nested and hierarchically integrated, while the combination of elementary subjective loci into a unified subject is left as an explicit unresolved problem.
general relativityeinsteinthermodynamicsfluid dynamicsspecial relativity
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