Automated Author Profile

Kristensen, Emil Visby

Technical University of Denmark

Current S-Index

5.8

Sum of Dataset Indices for all datasets

Average Dataset Index per Dataset

0.4

Average Dataset Index per dataset

Total Datasets

13

Total datasets for this author

Average FAIR Score

62.1%

Average FAIR Score per dataset

Total Citations

7

Total citations to the author's datasets

Total Mentions

0

Total mentions of the author's datasets

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Datasets

Data for the publication "Thermal and electric field stability of square-net domain patterns in barium titanate"

Dataset for the publication "Thermal and electric field stability of square-net domain patterns in barium titanate". Dataset contains videos of the phase transitions as studied by polarized light microscopy and X-ray reciprocal space mapping (RSM).

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Ormstrup, Jeppe ;
  • Simons, Hugh
0 Citations0 Mentions88% FAIR0.5 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.312059172026

Data for the publication "Thermal and electric field stability of square-net domain patterns in barium titanate" (Version: 1)

Dataset for the publication "Thermal and electric field stability of square-net domain patterns in barium titanate". Dataset contains videos of the phase transitions as studied by polarized light microscopy and X-ray reciprocal space mapping (RSM).

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Ormstrup, Jeppe ;
  • Simons, Hugh
0 Citations0 Mentions13% FAIR0.1 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.31205917.v12026

Data for the paper: X-ray micro-CT imaging to study foliar water uptake mechanisms in plants with contrasting leaf topography

µCT data collected at the DANMAX beamline of MAX IV. Data shows how hydraulic activation of stomata can be achieved using a controlled system with high humidity and low CO2 content. Waterfilms containing iohexole for contrast were applied to barley and potato leaves at varying surface tensions and then scanned at times ranging from 30 min to 14 hours after application. All plants are scanned in a custom build sample holder keeping the plants in a controlled atmosphere and exposed to as little radiation as possible. 3D video visualizations of most interesting datasets are included. Raw projection data is available as h5 files in the folder Raw.Version history:
Version 1 – Only reconstructed data
Version 2 – Updated title and included raw projection data

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Frank, Max ;
  • Szameitat, Augusta ;
  • Siracusa, Francesca ;
  • Ertem, Idil ;
  • Husted, Søren ;
  • Mokso, Rajmund
2 Citations0 Mentions15% FAIR0.7 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.282354832025

µCT videos for: A water droplet lands on the leaf surface: What happens next?

µCT videos of data collected at the DANMAX beamline of MAX IV. Data shows how hydraulic activation of stomata can be achieved using a controlled system with high humidity and low CO2 content. Waterfilms containing iohexole for contrast were applied to barley and potato leaves at varying surface tensions and then scanned at times ranging from 30 min to 14 hours after application. All plants are scanned in a custom build sample holder keeping the plants in a controlled atmosphere and exposed to as little radiation as possible.

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Frank, Max ;
  • Ertem, Idil ;
  • Siracusa, Francesca ;
  • Szameitat, Augusta ;
  • Mokso, Rajmund ;
  • Husted, Søren
3 Citations0 Mentions87% FAIR1.4 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.286456012025

Data for: Correlative X-ray Imaging to Reveal the Dissolution of Nanoparticles and Nutrient Transport in Plant Foliar Fertilization

Using three complementary X-ray methods (Scanning SAXS, µCT and XRF) we probe the dissolution, aggregation and translocation state of foliar applied fertilizers dosed to young barley leaves. Interpreting the time-dependent changes in each of the three signals we show how particles dissolve and some of the fertilizer material translocate to other plant parts while others are left behind.This deposit contains all relevant data used in this study.

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Wu, Chengpeng ;
  • Minutello, Francesco ;
  • Szameitat, Augusta ;
  • Husted, Søren ;
  • Mokso, Rajmund
0 Citations0 Mentions87% FAIR0.5 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.286520152025

Data for: Correlative X-ray Imaging to Reveal the Dissolution of Nanoparticles and Nutrient Transport in Plant Foliar Fertilization

Using three complementary X-ray methods (Scanning SAXS, µCT and XRF) we probe the dissolution, aggregation and translocation state of foliar applied fertilizers dosed to young barley leaves. Interpreting the time-dependent changes in each of the three signals we show how particles dissolve and some of the fertilizer material translocate to other plant parts while others are left behind.This deposit contains all relevant data used in this study.

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Wu, Chengpeng ;
  • Minutello, Francesco ;
  • Szameitat, Augusta ;
  • Husted, Søren ;
  • Mokso, Rajmund
0 Citations0 Mentions87% FAIR0.4 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.28652015.v12025

Data for paper "3D X-ray microscopy lights up fertilizer nanoparticles in plants"

Data from paper "3D X-ray microscopy lights up fertilizer nanoparticles in plants". Each folder is is labeled corresponding to the figure in the paper and contains both the raw (after reconstruction) data and the filtered data.

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Siracusa, Francesca ;
  • Pinna, Andrea ;
  • Ertem, Idil ;
  • Szameitat, Augusta ;
  • Gao, Xiaoyu ;
  • Villanova, Julie ;
  • Schiefler, Adrian Alexander ;
  • Tobler, Dominique J. ;
  • Ghoshal, Subhasis ;
  • Husted, Søren ;
  • Mokso, Rajmund
1 Citation0 Mentions87% FAIR0.8 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.281907232025

µCT videos for: A water droplet lands on the leaf surface: What happens next?

µCT videos of data collected at the DANMAX beamline of MAX IV. Data shows how hydraulic activation of stomata can be achieved using a controlled system with high humidity and low CO2 content. Waterfilms containing iohexole for contrast were applied to barley and potato leaves at varying surface tensions and then scanned at times ranging from 30 min to 14 hours after application. All plants are scanned in a custom build sample holder keeping the plants in a controlled atmosphere and exposed to as little radiation as possible.

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Frank, Max ;
  • Ertem, Idil ;
  • Siracusa, Francesca ;
  • Szameitat, Augusta ;
  • Mokso, Rajmund ;
  • Husted, Søren
0 Citations0 Mentions15% FAIR0.1 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.28645601.v12025

Data for the paper: X-ray micro-CT imaging to study foliar water uptake mechanisms in plants with contrasting leaf topography

µCT data collected at the DANMAX beamline of MAX IV. Data shows how hydraulic activation of stomata can be achieved using a controlled system with high humidity and low CO2 content. Waterfilms containing iohexole for contrast were applied to barley and potato leaves at varying surface tensions and then scanned at times ranging from 30 min to 14 hours after application. All plants are scanned in a custom build sample holder keeping the plants in a controlled atmosphere and exposed to as little radiation as possible. 3D video visualizations of most interesting datasets are included. Raw projection data is available as h5 files in the folder Raw.Version history:
Version 1 – Only reconstructed data
Version 2 – Updated title and included raw projection data

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby ;
  • Frank, Max ;
  • Szameitat, Augusta ;
  • Siracusa, Francesca ;
  • Ertem, Idil ;
  • Husted, Søren ;
  • Mokso, Rajmund
0 Citations0 Mentions81% FAIR0.4 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.28235483.v22025

Data for Lab-based X-ray CT phase retrieval

Datasets used as example of implementation of paganin based phase retrieval of lab CT results recorded on a ZEISS versa 520 CT instrument. Python based implementation of phase retieival algoritms available at: emilv / LabPhase · GitLab.

Authors

  • Kristensen, Emil Visby
0 Citations0 Mentions88% FAIR0.4 Dataset Index
10.11583/dtu.306373942025