Sound intensity elicits distinct behavioural responses in European sea bass exposed to vessel noise

Here are deposited the 5 dataset used for the descriptive analysis of the daily time budget of European sea bass, the analysis of the effect of the sound onset and the analysis of the effect of the exposure to different sound intensit

Supporting information for "Dune Evanescence and Conveyance Shift in Lowland River Floods: a 2D Modelling Approach with Application to the Po River (Italy)"

This repository includes: -Lower Po River.kmz: a Google Earth kmz file with gauge station locations, a shaded relief of the bathymetry, raster images of model outputs; -Figure_data.zip: data and plots of significant figures; -USPB_transition_Animation.mp4: a short video showing dunes-to-USPB transition at different river segments during the entire 2014 flood simulation; -SI_USPB_Transition_Video_Source.zip: source data and MATLAB code used for generating the video

Dataset from the PRIN 2022 "Urban Governance of Religious Diversity" (GovREL), Project Code 2022NPTNEZ.

Urban Governance of Religious Diversity (GovREL) project adopts a social-scientific perspective to study the governance of religious diversity in four Italian cities and the social construction of freedom of/from religion in urban societies. The project pays close attention to the role of interreligious dialogue in the urban management of religion. In particular, it analyses the case studies of the cities of Brescia, Firenze, Padova, and Torino. In the repository, the following are available: six newspaper analyses of interreligious dialogue; mapping interreligious dialogue networks in four cities

GC-MS data for the manuscript "Comparative Analysis of Nutrient and Bioactive Composition and Antioxidant Potential in Algerian and Spanish Camelina sativa By-Products"

GC-MS quantitative data of Camelina sativa extract

Role of amorphous phase, temperature fluctuations, and vacuum, on the performance of alkali-activated lunar regolith simulants

Raw data for submitted paper "Role of amorphous phase, temperature fluctuations, and vacuum, on the performance of alkali-activated lunar regolith simulants

Datasets referring to the publication: "Genetic merit of sires for ad libitum residual feed intake has no adverse effects on carcass and ham quality traits of restricted-fed heavy pigs"

The datasets contain the raw data used in the publication “Genetic merit of sires for ad libitum residual feed intake has no adverse effects on carcass and ham quality traits of restricted-fed heavy pigs.” Slaughter traits and dry-cured ham traits are reported. Descriptions of the datasets are provided in the README file

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and colour characteristics of meat grilled with lump charcoal and briquettes

Dataset of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) identified in beef, pork, and chicken grilled using seven different lump charcoal samples and seven charcoal briquette samples. Detected VOCs are reported individually and further grouped according to their chemical classes. In addition, the repository includes colour analysis data collected from the grilled meat samples

Forbal

The CAD files, and experimental results (rosbags and camera tracked-trajectories). This is the data for the paper "Forbal: Force Balanced 2-5 Degree of Freedom Robot Manipulator Built from a Five Bar Linkage" by Yash J. Vyas, Matteo Bottin and Thesis "Development and Validation of a Novel Balanced Manipulator" by Yash J. Vyas

Weak but fast-healing serpentines in the seismogenic zone: insights from high-strain hydrothermal experiments

Mechanical dataset comprising of hydrothermal friction experiments on natural serpentinites gouge

Soft plant traits predict variation in underwater photosynthesis along an inundation gradient in salt marshes

This excel file icludes data used in the manuscript titled "Soft plant traits predict variation in underwater photosynthesis along an inundation gradient in salt marshes". Authors: De Battisti D.1, Ravaioli E., Comandini P., Airoldi L., A. Barausse A central goal in trait-based ecology is to develop predictive models of community assembly along environmental gradients. However, progress is limited because relationships between traits and environmental factors remain poorly demonstrated in many ecosystems. Here, we address this gap in salt marshes by testing whether easily measurable (i.e., soft) plant traits can predict variation in underwater photosynthesis, a key functional (i.e., hard) trait that directly determines plant performance under inundation. We quantified underwater photosynthesis in dominant species from contrasting marsh zones along an inundation gradient of the Venice Lagoon－a recognized biodiversity hotspot in the Mediterranean Sea. Photosynthesis was measured based on oxygen fluxes under controlled laboratory conditions and related to leaf area, specific leaf area, leaf dry matter content, and plant height. All species consumed oxygen underwater, but some exhibited reduced consumption under light, indicating that underwater photosynthesis partially offset respiration. This ability was not confined just to pioneer-low marsh species and, while unrelated to leaf area and specific leaf area, was negatively correlated with leaf dry matter content and plant height. Our results confirm that underwater photosynthesis occurs in salt marsh plants but suggest that species adopt different strategies to cope with inundation. Smaller species (e.g., Salicornia veneta) rely on resistance via underwater photosynthesis, whereas taller species (e.g., Spartina maritima) adopt an escape strategy, maintaining contact with the atmosphere. Overall, soft traits can help predict variation in underwater photosynthesis, a hard trait underlying species responses to inundation, thereby improving mechanistic models of community assembly and biogeochemical processes in salt marshes