Mendeley Data Showcase

Research data related to the ​Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences – DISAT of the University of Milano - Bicocca

Research data related to the ​​School of Medicine and Surgery of the University of Milano - Bicocca

Final scoring sheet for the cases enrolled in the study

Time lapse video of brown band disease (BrB) progression.

Dataset archives

This collection contains four datasets concerning the Beiuș High School during its first century of operation (1828-1928). On the one hand, two datasets present the students and the teachers and their extensive social background. On the other hand, two datasets geographically annotate the biographical information regarding the students and the teachers. Supported publications: Forthcoming

This dataset contains geographical annotations with information concerning the teachers employed the Beiuș High School between 1829 and 1928. An 1856 map of the Habsburg Empire (General-Karte Der Oesterreichischen Monarchie von J. Scheda) was used to illustrate the birthplace, primary, secondary, and superior education of the 144 teachers employed at the high school. Supported publications: Forthcoming

This dataset contains geographical annotations with the birthplace of the students who attended the Beiuș High School between 1829 and 1928. The dataset was constructed, as in the case of the main dataset with the students, based on student files, lists of students, and other primary documents. The geographical coordinates of 7,133 birthplaces were established. Supported publications: Forthcoming

This dataset contains the raw data supporting all main and supplementary figures used in the manuscript "An intranasal adenoviral-vectored vaccine protects against highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 in naïve and antigen-experienced animals" intended for publishing in Cell Reports Medicine. The dataset includes antibody and T-cell responses in naïve and vaccine-immunized mice as well as antibody responses in hamsters after intranasal ChAd-vectored H5 vaccination, along with viral titers following H5N1 challenge.