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The Windows-APTs Dataset 2025 provides a comprehensive collection of 36 simulated Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) scenarios, specifically designed to enhance understanding of tactics employed by Chinese threat actors. Utilizing the Caldera framework for adversary emulation and Wazuh for detailed logging, this dataset facilitates the systematic analysis of attack behaviors aligned with the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

Supplementary Material 1 – Methods to accompany JAAD-D-25-02135R1 publication: Assessing rates of positive surgical margins after standard excision of dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP).

Supplementary Table 1 to accompany JAAD-D-25-02135R1 publication: Assessing rates of positive surgical margins after standard excision of dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP).

Supplementary figure 2: Forrest plot displaying the association between number of sunburns and basal cell carcinoma

Forrest plot displaying the association between ever reported history of sunburn and squamous cell carcinoma.

PIPPI sequence alignment

This dataset contains semi-structured survey data collected as part of the exploratory study “Visibility and Citation in the Scientific Ecosystem: How Persistent Identifiers are Transforming Science.” The study investigates how the adoption of persistent identifiers (PIDs), such as DOIs and ORCID iDs, is reshaping the landscape of scientific communication by enhancing the discoverability, attribution, and citation of research outputs. The data include responses capturing researchers’ awareness, use, and perceptions of PIDs within the scientific community. These data provide valuable insights into the evolving role of PIDs in research ecosystems and contribute to a better understanding of how these tools influence academic visibility and impact. The dataset supports further research on digital identity management, scholarly communication practices, and metrics of scientific influence.

We conducted a retrospective cohort study of 54 consecutive patients with major BDI (Strasberg D/E) at a tertiary hepatobiliary center (2014-2022). Management followed a predefined protocol stratified by presentation timing and clinical status: Immediate repair (<72 h; n=22), Early delayed repair (~2 weeks; n=12), or Late delayed repair (3 months after initial drainage; n=12). Critically ill patients (n=8) underwent resuscitation before any definitive repair. The primary outcome was treatment success, defined as absence of anastomotic stricture or recurrent cholangitis requiring intervention. Factors associated with outcome were investigated in regression analysis.

The data are aimed to answer these questions: (1) the viability of BSFL in manure sourced from horses treated with moxidectin; (2) the efficiency of BSFL in treating horse manure, as measured by dry mass reduction; and (3) the extent to which key nutrients —including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and other macro- and micronutrients—are transformed through BSFL treatment.

This dataset includes two distinct components: 1. Creativity ENA Analysis: This part of the dataset contains creativity assessment scores for a group of individuals. The dataset has columns of Creativity Score: Numerical values representing the creativity assessment score of each individual. These scores may be based on specific creativity measures or evaluations. 2. Knowledge and Survey Analysis: The second component of the dataset contains knowledge and survey data. It includes information collected from participants regarding their pre- and post-test of knowledge, critical thinking, and collaboration tendency. The exact structure and variables are detailed in the file, which includes information on: a. Knowledge Scores: Metrics representing participants' understanding or knowledge of the introductory section of Information System course. b. Survey Responses: Data reflecting the answers of participants to critical thinking and collaboration tendency.