Mendeley Data Showcase

Replication package for Gurrola and McKnight (2025), "Bounded Rationality and Macroeconomic (In)Stability".

Replication Materials for “The Spillover Effect of Litigation Risk on Peer Firms’ ESG Performance: Evidence from Circuit Courts in China” This repository provides the data and supporting materials to replicate the methodology presented in the paper “The Spillover Effect of Litigation Risk on Peer Firms’ ESG Performance: Evidence from Circuit Courts in China.” The study employs a difference-in-differences approach to investigate how peer firms’ strategic reactions to mitigate litigation risk interact with the insurance value of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) performance.

• This dataset offers a comprehensive numerical insight into the synergistic effects of nanosecond repetitively pulsed discharge (NRPD) plasma and water vapor addition on hydrogen combustion and NOₓ formation. • The data can help researchers and engineers design and optimize plasma-assisted hydrogen engines and low-emission combustion systems by understanding ignition delay, radical formation, and emission behavior under different plasma–water conditions. • It supports the development and validation of chemical kinetic models and machine-learning-based combustion optimization frameworks using well-defined simulation parameters and responses. • The dataset offers a valuable benchmark for comparing experimental or computational studies on plasma-assisted combustion, non-equilibrium plasma chemistry, and water–fuel interactions. • The structured Design of Experiments (DoE) and Response Surface Methodology (RSM) data can be reused to explore sensitivity analyses, optimize operating ranges, or develop surrogate models for practical hydrogen combustion systems.

This dataset contains the data to create the figures and results shown in the research article "A Method for Measurement of Bulk Crop Dielectric Properties."

Station locations for SIPPER camera deployments in the NE Gulf of Mexico as part of an investigation into the impact of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill on the Lower Trophic Ecosystem.

Applications developed to determine elongation ratios and fractal dimensions of marine snow particles. App and file upload and plotting instructions using MatLab are included.

Table of cruise names, dates, and station names for the SIPPER camera imaging system collections of marine snow during and after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, May 2010-August 2014, in the NE Gulf of Mexico.

Raw data of the published paper - DOI: 10.1021/acsomega.5c09558

Using a multi-polygenic score approach, we characterized the relationship between genome-wide information and the history of PPD in patients with mood disorders, with the hypothesis that multiple polygenic risk scores (PRSs) could potentially influence the development of PPD. The PLS linear regression in the whole sample defined a model explaining 27.12% of the variance in the presence of PPD history, 56.73% of variance among MDD, and 42.96% of variance in BD. Our findings highlight that multiple genetic factors related to circadian rhythms, inflammation, and psychiatric diagnoses are top contributors to the prediction of PPD. Specifically, in MDD, the top contributing PRS was monocyte count, while in BD, it was chronotype, with PRSs for inflammation and psychiatric diagnoses significantly contributing to both groups.

The neurobiological differences between women who have experienced a peripartum episode and those who have only had episodes outside of this period are not well understood. Our findings demonstrate that women who have experienced a peripartum episode are neurobiologically distinct from women who have no history of PPD in a cluster within the basal ganglia, an area important for motivation, decision making, and emotional processing. Furthermore, we show that the genetic load for estradiol has a differing effect in this area based on PPD status, which supports the claim that PPD is associated with sensitivity to sex steroid hormones.