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This dataset contains a list of Astra members who were registered in "Transilvania", the association's magazine, as having paid their membership fees in 1868. The current version also includes membership fees paid for previous years, but only those registered in "Transilvania", so it should be regarded as a near complete dataset only for the year 1867/1868. This dataset has been compiled in 2014 and recompiled according to FAIR principles in 2025. Source: Transilvania, I (1868), nr. 1-25, https://dspace.bcucluj.ro/handle/123456789/7435 Supported publications: Vlad Popovici, Prosopografia membrilor Astrei – o necesitate istorică și un atelier de cercetare [The prosopography of Astra membership – a historical necessity and a research workshop], in vol. Mircea-Cristian Ghenghea, Iulian Pruteanu-Isăcescu (coord.), Astra și românii. Memorie istorică și realități contemporane, Iași, Editura Universității ”Alexandru Ioan Cuza”, 2015, p. 51-64. ISBN 978-606-714-117-7

This dataset registers the founding members of Astra (1861). Source: Actele privitore la urdirea și înființarea Asociațiunii Transilvane pentru literatura română și cultura poporului romanu, Sibiu : Tipografi'a diecesana, 1862, p. 54-62. Supported publications: Vlad Popovici, ASTRA’s Founders: A Prosopographical Study, în „Transylvanian Review”, vol. XX, no. 2, Summer 2011, p. 88-97. ISSN 1221-1249; 2067-1016 (Romanian version: Fondatorii Astrei. Studiu prosopografic, în vol. Asociaționism și naționalism cultural în secolele XIX-XX, coord.: Liviu Maior, Ioan Aurel Pop, Ioan Bolovan, Academia Română, Centrul de Studii Transilvane, Cluj-Napoca, 2011, p. 151-160. ISBN 978-973-7784-61-2) This dataset has been originally compiled in 2012 and recompiled according to FAIR principles in 2025.

The project focused on creating a structured, research-ready digital database that systematically documents all Shakespearean intertextual references found in James Joyce’s Ulysses and their renderings in the three existing Hungarian translations of the novel. The database was built through several coordinated stages. First, all Shakespeare-related references were identified, extracted, and compiled into a unified corpus based on a full manual reading of the novel. Each reference was then verified, contextualised, and assigned a precise location in both the source text and each Hungarian target text, allowing direct comparison across translations. Following data extraction, all entries were annotated according to a set of methodological criteria developed during the project. These include the type of intertextual reference (explicit quotation, allusion, paraphrase), the translation strategy employed, the degree of creative adaptation, and whether the translator relied on pre-existing Hungarian Shakespeare translations. The data were then organised into a structured digital format to ensure consistency, transparency, and reusability for future research. The resulting database represents the first systematic, comparative resource dedicated to Shakespearean intertextuality in the Hungarian reception of Ulysses. It provides a searchable, academically citable dataset that supports translation studies, intertextuality research, digital humanities approaches, and comparative literary analysis.

The datasets registers the Romanian voters and their options at polls in the constituency of Ighiu / Magyarigen at the parliamentary elections in 1905 and 1910.

The codes apply to the information in the Historical Population Database of Transylvania (https://hpdt.ro) and to the HPDT datasets ingested into Digital Commons Data - UBB

List of the Wikidata profiles of the members of the Romanian Academy (1866-2022)

Syncytial embryos, testes and accessory glands were collected from flies ubiquitously expressing Gorab-GFP. Lysates were subjected to GFP-trap purification and interacting proteins were identified by mass-spectrometry

Supplementary data for the manuscript of Negrea et. al, 2025 “Exploring mechanisms of early acquired resistance to doxorubicin in melanoma spheroids” These data represent: 1) Supplementary Table 1. RT-qPCR Primers sequences. 2) Supplementary Table 2. All DEGs. 3) Supplementary Table 3.1 GO and 3.2. KEGG analysis results. 4) Supplementary Table 4. GSEA analysis results. 5) Supplementary Table 5. DEG in selected processes. 

This data is for analysing the influence of climate change on labour migration from Asia.

This is the primary data for the article Carrascoza, Francisco; Lupan, Alexandru; Cosar, Ciprian; Kun, Attila; Silaghi-Dumitrescu, Radu. On the roles of the alanine and serine in the <beta> sheet structure of fibroin. Biophysical Chemistry, 2015, 197, 10-17 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bpc.2014.11.001 . It includes input and output files for MOPAC and Gaussian calculations, and others.