E-Drone and Future Flight Q-Sort Data

The introduction of drones as part of a future logistics systems could enhance the efficiency of some goods movements but brings with it the prospect of a change to the environment and society. This paper reports on a study which seeks to identify how varied the concerns are amongst both practitioners and citizens and also how different the concerns of the public are from those of practice. The research uses Q-Sort methods to understand the critical variables and clusters of opinions which underlie policy controversies. A Q-Sort was first conducted with 53 professional stakeholders before a common, but reduced size Q-Sort was undertaken with a representative sample across three different local geographies (N = 610) in the UK. The findings suggest many common clusters of viewpoints across the expert and citizen samples, with the key interactions being between the degree of in principle support for drones for delivery and the degree of practical control over their introduction. However, the citizen group was dominated by drone sceptics worried about privacy, terrorism and environmental impacts in a way which was not manifested in the experts. Few differences occurred between places suggesting that simple urban-rural dichotomies do not define groups of opinions

Dataset for 'Woodland creation scheme in the Yorkshire Dales successfully focuses tree planting on soils with lower soil organic carbon stocks'.

This dataset contains field and laboratory derived soil and vegetation measurements collected as part of an assessment of early-stage woodland creation planning in upland England. Data was collected in 2024 within a native woodland planting scheme established in 2022/23 and 2023/24 on a west facing slope of the Snaizeholme Valley (Woodland Trust)

The Inverted Microbial Loop Stimulates Mineralisation of Sedimentary Organic Detritus

Results from mesocosm experiments investigating benthic community respiration in intertidal sediment. Sediment was from the Oostershelde estuary,The Netherlands. Treatments included an intact control, as well as sediment with only microbes, only macrofauna, and a combination of microbes and macrofauna where the macrofaunal community was controlled. 13C labelled organic detritus was added at the start of experiments, and respiration as monitored over 7 days as both oxygen consumption and as production of 13C labelled dissolved inorganic carbon. Data are presented for respiration rates (both oxygen consumption and dissolved organic carbon production), and assimilation of added carbon by both macrofauna and bacteria

An ALS-Associated Mutation in the C-terminal alpha-helix of TDP-43 Uncouples Condensate Formation and Amyloid Assembly

This data set includes native mass spectrometry and ion mobility mass spectrometry data collected on a Synapt G2 Si HDMS instrument (Waters Corporation at the University of Leeds, processed using MassLynx 4.1. Thioflavin T fluorescence data collected on a FLUOstar omega plate reader (BMG Labtech, Ortenburg, Germany). Nephelometry measurements collected on a Nephelostar plate reader (BMG Labtech, Ortenburg, Germany). SLAB simulations generated using the CALVADOS python package and the CALVADOS2 force field

Binding between full-length CDNF and BiP characterized by methyl NMR - dataset

To characterise the binding interface in the full-length CDNF-BiP complex, we recorded methyl NMR spectra using 2H,15N, Iled1-[13CH3]-labeled full-length BiP and unlabeled CDNF. Combined 1H-13C chemical-shift perturbations (CSPs) were obtained from 2D HMQC spectra of BiP in the absence and presence CDNF

Reconstruction of 3D crystal growth from transmission optical microscopy images - Supporting data

This dataset contains synthetic RGB images of randomised α-LGA crystal structures, including noisy and clean renderings, 3D keypoint and wireframe heatmaps, randomised surface bumpmaps, and ground-truth 3D mesh vertices. It also includes full scene configurations, crystal growth parameters, randomised texture and lighting details, summary statistics, and a predefined training/testing split. Included alongside this are the experimental data (images and manual measurements) and result videos

Enhanced cesium removal from clay minerals using surfactant-assisted capacitive deionization

This dataset is part of the publication that describes the removal of Cs⁺ from clay minerals using a combined capacitive deionization (CDI) and cationic surfactant approach. It contains the raw data for the reported figures, including Cs⁺ removal efficiency from kaolinite and montmorillonite at different loadings under surfactant-only, CDI-only, and combined treatments, as well as supporting XRD, SEM–EDX, and sequential extraction data used to evaluate structural changes and Cs partitioning

Data for Visualizing and Quantifying microRNA-Induced DNA Origami Separation at the Nanoscale

Data used for the associated manuscript "Visualizing and Quantifying microRNA-Induced DNA Origami Separation at the Nanoscale". The repository contains 3 types of data, data associated with high-speed AFM, data associated with solid-state nanopore translocation data, and data associated with the DNA origami design. The high-speed AFM data contains video snapshots of the displacement reaction captured and associated raw image file. The nanopore readout data are in abf format, files can be opened through python with pyABF package or pClamp software. The DNA origami design file can be opened with Cadnano (free to use

Dataset associated with "The effect of molecular shape and chemical structure on the photo-physical properties of liquid crystals"

Raw data associated associated with the publication "The effect of molecular shape and chemical structure on the photo-physical properties of liquid crystals"

Dataset for 'Carbonation induced changes in the mechanical performance, water and chloride permeability of Portland cement-slag-limestone composite concretes'

The data contained in this workbook has been used to create the following figures in the journal article: Sabtiwu M., Dhandapani Y., Drewniok M., Adu-Amankwah S., Bernal S. A., 2025.Carbonation induced changes in the mechanical performance, water and chloride permeability of Portland cement-slag-limestone ternary cement concretes. Cement and Concrete Composites, Volume 163, October 2025, 106222. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cemconcomp.2025.106222 The respective data for each figure is given a separate worksheet