This dataset contains basalt and peridotite geochemical compositions, namely major and trace elements, from the Gakkel Ridge and Lena Trough. Table S1. Major and trace element compositions of basalts analyzed in this study. Table S2. Major and trace element bulk and mineral compositions of peridotites analyzed in this study.  Table S3. Basalt geochemistry. Compilation of newly acquired and previously published data as described in Section 3.1 in the main text. Magnetic anomaly intensities are extracted from GeoMapApp v3.7.4 (https://www.geomapapp.org) using the EMAG2 (2-arc-minute resolution, 2013) dataset (Maus et al., 2009). Table S4. Basalt geochemical dataset based on Dataset S3, with values averaged per sample. Table S5. Peridotite geochemistry. Compilation of newly acquired and previously published data as described in Sections 3.1 and 3.2 in the main text. Magnetic anomaly intensities are extracted from GeoMapApp v3.7.4 (https://www.geomapapp.org) using the EMAG2 (2-arc-minute resolution, 2013) dataset (Maus et al., 2009). See table note for explanation of additional parameters. Table S6. Peridotite geochemical dataset based on Dataset S5, with values averaged per sample. Table S7. Basalt compositions as a function of distance to the nearest recovery of ultramafic rocks.

Many university students find both the construction of proofs and the reading of presented proofs difficult at the beginning of their studies. However, dealing with proofs can also teach students methods and strategies for their own proof construction. Since 2019, videos have therefore been used at the University of Münster as part of an inverted classroom concept to discuss weekly homework assignments. The ProVie project is investigating which design tools and reception strategies of videos have a positive effect on the understanding of proof and the solving of a transfer task. In particular, the database contains measurement data on (a) students’ comprehension of a proof after watching a video presenting a proof for the fixed-point task ("pcom"), (b) the strategic knowlege they gained from watching the video ("strk"), (c) their performance in constructing a similar proof ("pcon"), (d) their prior knowledge of real analysis ("pk"), and (e) demographic data (e.g. gender, degree programme, GPA at school, repetition of the real analysis lecture). Participants were randomly assigned to one of four video versions. Each video could contain prompts for self-explanation, additional heuristic information, both, or neither. The group variable is stored in the dataset accordingly. In addition, the variables “prompt” and “labheu” indicate whether the respective video contained prompts and/or labels heuristic information.

This deposit contains the raw data and code used for the analyses in "Drivers of biodiversity in mineral extraction sites – a cross taxa analysis with implications for management and restoration". The three R Scripts provided enable the reproduction of the results. The raw data contains the response and explanatory variables used in the mixed model analyses as well as presence/absences matrices for terrestrial, threatened terrestrial, aquatic and threatened aquatic species respectively,

The data files that were used in the publication with the title "LiSbCl6 A Missing Piece in the Framework Diversity of Lithium Halides" in the Journal of Materials Chemistry A. 

Ziel des Projektes war es, eine Intervention durchzuführen und zu evaluieren, die mit Schreibkompetenz, Schreibmotivation und sozialer Partizipation Schlüsselmerkmale für Bildungserfolg und gesellschaftliche Teilhabe bei Grundschulkindern fördert. Das Projekt wurde als (quasi-)experimentelle Interventionsstudie mit Pre-, Post- und Follow-up-Erhebungen im Wartekontrollgruppendesign konzipiert. In der Intervention werden evidenzbasierte Schreib- und Feedbackmaßnahmen, die Stärkung kooperativer Lernformen sowie die Sensibilisierung für die soziale Partizipation aller Lernenden in unterrichtlichen und außerunterrichtlichen Situationen fokussiert. Die Inhalte wurden im Vorfeld in Zusammenarbeit mit Grundschullehrkräften entwickelt. Für die Durchführung der Intervention wurden die Lehrkräfte geschult, die zur Verfügung gestellten Materialien eigenständig umzusetzen. Die Implementierung erfolgte durch die Lehrkräfte im regulären Unterricht. Zur Evaluation der Intervention wurde die Schreibfähigkeit der Lernenden im Hinblick auf das Verfassen narrativer Texte erfasst. Dazu erhielten die Schüler*innen eine von drei Bildergeschichten, welche den Klassen per Zufallsprinzip zugewiesen wurde. Ergänzend kamen standardisierte schriftliche Befragungen von Schüler*innen und Lehrkräften sowie Interviews mit Lehrkräften zum Einsatz. Die Stichprobe umfasste elf Grundschulen und ca. 1.200 Schüler*innen der Klassen 3 und 4.  Gleichzeitig fanden zielgruppenspezifische Fördermaßnahmen für Kinder mit geringen Literalitätserfahrungen in Form von Schreibförder-Arbeitsgemeinschaften (AGen) im Offenen Ganztag statt. Diese bestanden aus Kleingruppen von ca. 15 Kindern pro Schule, die von projektintern geschulten Honorarkräften angeleitet wurden.  Für die Nachnutzung stehen die Befragungsdaten der Schüler*innen sowie Lehrkräften zur Verfügung. Von den Schüler*innen gibt es sowohl psychometrische als auch soziometrische Daten. Zusätzlich stehen die genutzten Testleiterskripte bereit, um den Erhebungsprozess nachvollziehen zu können. Sämtliche genutzten Skalen werden in der Skalendokumentation erläutert. Die Interviewdaten sowie die Daten aus den AGen im offenen Ganztag stehen nicht zur Verfügung. Hinweis: Das Projekt wird gefördert vom Bundesministerium für Bildung, Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend (BMBFSFJ) im Rahmenprogramm empirische Bildungsforschung. Die Veröffentlichung stellt keine Meinungsäußerung des BMBFSFJ dar. Die Verantwortung für den Inhalt der Veröffentlichung liegt bei den Autor*innen.

Data for publication "Toxin-triggered activation of regulated exocytosis enhances bacterial egress from the intestinal layer"

The delivery of effector proteins into host cells via the Type III secretion system (T3SS) is a key virulence strategy shared by several Gram-negative pathogens. Once inside host cells, these effectors manipulate cellular signaling and immune responses to promote bacterial survival during infection. Members of the LPX protein family can modify and hijack the host ubiquitin system through their E3 ligase activities. So far, in Yersinia pseudotuberculosis YopM represents the only assigned member of this family. A recent phylogenetic analysis of the LPX family identified five chromosomally encoded putative LPX effector proteins in Y. pseudotuberculosis, designated as yersinia leucine rich repeat protein (Ylr) A, B, C, D, and E. All five proteins share the characteristic LPX domain structure, comprising two α-helices and a central LRR domain with the conserved consensus motif LeuX6LeuX2Ile/LeuProX3Pro. YlrA, YlrC, YlrD, and YlrE additionally possess a putative C-terminal novel E3 ligase domain (NEL) and are secreted via the virulence plasmid-encoded T3SS. In contrast, YlrB lacks this domain, and showed no detectable secretion.  The NEL domain of characterized LPX effectors is responsible for E3 ubiquitin ligase activity, enabling these effectors to modify and hijack the ubiquitin system of the host. The catalytic activity is proposed to be mediated by a conserved CEDR motif containing a catalytic cysteine, which is also present in YlrA (C396) and YlrC (C406). This study aimed to characterize the Ylr proteins by investigating their gene regulation, translocation into host cells, and functional properties.   The present study identified promoter candidates and cis regulatory elements by in silico analysis of the upstream ylr gene regions. However, in vitro GFP reporter assays of the predicted upstream ylr gene regions revealed no detectable promoter activity under the conditions tested.   To assess T3SS-mediated delivery into host cells, N-terminal domains of the Ylr proteins were fused to β-lactamase (29 kDa). However, no translocation was detected under the conditions tested. To overcome potential limitations of these truncated constructs, an alternative reporter assay using full-length proteins fused to the substantially smaller HiBiT tag (1.3 kDa) was successfully established for YopM, providing an additional tool for investigating delivery into host cells. Nevertheless, translocation of the Ylr proteins remained undetectable, possibly due to observed differences in protein abundance.   In vitro ubiquitination assays demonstrated E3 ubiquitin ligase activity of YlrA and YlrC. Analysis of substitution mutants further revealed that the catalytic activity critically depends on the conserved cysteine residue within their NEL domains. In contrast, no activity was detected for YlrB, YlrD, and YlrE under the conditions tested. Furthermore, pull-down assays identified potential binding partners of YlrA and YlrC, suggesting biological functions in mitochondrial homeostasis and regulation of the host actin cytoskeleton.  In summary, this study provides an initial characterization of these newly identified LPX effector proteins from Y. pseudotuberculosis. While in silico analysis of upstream regions provide a basis for the investigation of ylr gene regulation, the establishment of the HiBiT reporter assay offers an additional tool for investigating host cell delivery. 

The collection of Photographs comprises the following cuneiform tablets published in Schaudig, Hanspeter, Archival Texts from the Assemblage Merkez N13 from Babylon. ADOG 35. Wiesbaden 2026. Explanation: N13:XY = Archive and text number in Pedersén, Archive und Bibliotheken in Babylon. ADOG 25. Wiesbaden 2005. Bab-no. = Excavation number. PhBab = Excavation photo number (the number in parentheses indicates the position on the original photograph: first the row, then the position within the row). Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 3 = N13: 174 = Bab 36984 = PhBab 1627 (3 1), 1628 (3 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 6 = N13: 186 = Bab 38014 = PhBab 1646 (4 6), 1647 (4 6) = VAT 19235; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 7 = N13: 185 = Bab 38491 = PhBab 1757 (1 2), 1758 (1 2) = VAT 21987; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 13 = N13: 164 = Bab 37697 = PhBab 1646 (4 1), 1647 (4 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 15 = N13: 148 = Bab 36762 = PhBab 1602 (4 4), 1603 (4 4) = VAT 16050; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 16 = N13: 091 = Bab 36936 = PhBab 1605 (2 3), 1606 (2 3), 1626 (1 3); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 17 = N13: 090 = Bab 37067 = PhBab 1605 (3 3), 1606 (3 3), 1626 (3 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 19 = N13: 116 = Bab 38335 = PhBab 1732 (1 3), 1733 (1 3) = VAT 22194; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 20 = N13: 089 = Bab 37048 = PhBab 1605 (3 4), 1606 (3 4); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 21 = N13: 118 = Bab 38385 = PhBab 1732 (2 2), 1733 (2 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 22 = N13: 121 = Bab 38194 = PhBab 1732 (1 1), 1733 (1 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 24 = N13: 119 = Bab 38055 = PhBab 1646 (4 7), 1647 (4 7); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 25 = N13: 131 = Bab 37554 = PhBab 1646 (2 3), 1647 (2 3) = VAT 18310; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 27 = N13: 129 = Bab 37468 = PhBab 1646 (1 4), 1647 (1 4); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 28 = N13: 130 = Bab 37524 = PhBab 1646 (2 1), 1647 (2 1) = FM 156009; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 29 = N13: 125 = Bab 37920 = PhBab 1646 (4 3), 1647 (4 3) = VAT 15645; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 30 = N13: 126 = Bab 37921 = PhBab 1646 (4 4), 1647 (4 4); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 32 = N13: 097 = Bab 35696 = PhBab 1494 (3 3), 1495 (3 3); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 34 = N13: 086 = Bab 39149 = PhBab 1808 (1 3), 1809 (1 3) = VAT 17932; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 35 = N13: 084 = Bab 39126 = PhBab 1806 (3 6), 1807 (3 6) = VAT 22439; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 36 = N13: 083 = Bab 39125 = PhBab 1806 (3 5), 1807 (3 5); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 37 = N13: 082 = Bab 39124 = PhBab 1806 (3 4), 1807 (3 4) = VAT 22011; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 38 = N13: 081 = Bab 39123 = PhBab 1806 (3 3), 1807 (3 3); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 39 = N13: 080 = Bab 39122 = PhBab 1806 (3 2), 1807 (3 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 40 = N13: 068 = Bab 39015 = PhBab 1757 (4 2), 1758 (4 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 41 = N13: 076 = Bab 39007 = PhBab 1757 (4 1), 1758 (4 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 42 = N13: 075 = Bab 39006 = PhBab 1757 (3 5), 1758 (3 5); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 43 = N13: 067 = Bab 38991 = PhBab 1757 (3 4), 1758 (3 4); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 44 = N13: 087 = Bab 39158 = PhBab 1808 (1 5), 1809 (1 5); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 45 = N13: 071 = Bab 39226 = PhBab 1808 (3 2), 1809 (3 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 46 = N13: 063 = Bab 40137 = PhBab 1954 (1 4), 1955 (1 4) = VAT 15957; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 47 = N13: 058 = Bab 39890 = PhBab 1943 (3 2), 1944 (3 2) = VAT 22593; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 48 = N13: 048 = Bab 43803 = PhBab 2499 (1 2), 2500 (1 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 49 = N13: 056 = Bab 40466 = PhBab 2044 (3 1), 2045 (3 1) = VAT 22069; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 50 = N13: 054 = Bab 40391 = PhBab 2044 (2 2), 2045 (2 2) = VAT 22066; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 51 = N13: 047 = Bab 43681 = PhBab 2499 (1 1), 2500 (1 1) = VAT 18279; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 52 = N13: 051 = Bab 43423 = PhBab 2447 (1 1), 2448 (1 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 53 = N13: 043 = Bab 43852 = PhBab 2465 (1 2), 2466 (1 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 54 = N13: 044 = Bab 40105 = PhBab 1954 (1 1), 1955 (1 1) = VAT 22057; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 55 = N13: 031 = Bab 45941 = PhBab 2887 (1 7), 2888 (1 7) = B?; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 56 = N13: 030 = Bab 45805 = PhBab 2874 (4 2), 2875 (4 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 57 = N13: 040 = Bab 46131 = PhBab 2887 (3 5), 2888 (3 5) = VAT 18233; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 58 = N13: 115 = Bab 39403 = PhBab 1831 (1 5), 1832 (1 5) = VAT 19287; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 59 = N13: 001 = Bab 41244 = PhBab 2133 (1 3), 2134 (1 3); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 60 = N13: 003 = Bab 41119 = PhBab 2048 (2 2), 2049 (2 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 61 = N13: 004 = Bab 41142 = PhBab 2133 (2 1), 2134 (2 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 62 = N13: 005 = Bab 40579 = PhBab 2044 (4 2), 2045 (4 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 63 = N13: 006 = Bab 40633 = PhBab 2046 (1 1), 2047 (1 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 64 = N13: 007 = Bab 40634 = PhBab 2044 (4 1), 2045 (4 1) = VAT 18300; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 65 = N13: 010 = Bab 40473 = PhBab 2044 (3 2), 2045 (3 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 66 = N13: 062 = Bab 40598 = PhBab 2044 (3 3), 2045 (3 3) = VAT 19216; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 70 = N13: 205 = Bab 43810 = PhBab 2464 (1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 70 = N13: 206 = Bab 43811 = PhBab 2464 (2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 70 = N13: 207 = Bab 43812 = PhBab 2464 (3); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 71 = N13: 208 = Bab 42827 = PhBab 2397 (2 1), 2398 (2 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 72 = N13: 209 = Bab 46462 = PhBab 2686 = VAT 13254; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 73 = N13: 210 = Bab 44908 = PhBab 2583 (2 1), 2584 (2 1) = VAT 18267; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 75 = N13: 212 = Bab 44165 = PhBab 2510; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 76 = N13: 213 = Bab 44585 = PhBab 2537 (2 3) = VAT 22089; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 77 = N13: 214 = Bab 44280 = PhBab 2535 (1 1), 2536 (1 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 78 = N13: 215 = Bab 44289 = PhBab 2535 (2 1), 2536 (2 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 80 = N13: 221 = Bab 31718 = PhBab 985; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 83 = N13: 235 = Bab 39370 = PhBab 1814 (3 1), 1815 (3 1) = VAT 18282; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 84 = N13: 236 = Bab 39422 = PhBab 1831 (3 1), 1832 (3 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 85 = N13: 237 = Bab 39771 = PhBab 1943 (1 2), 1944 (1 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 86 = N13: 239 = Bab 40793 = PhBab 2046 (2 1), 2047 (2 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 87 = N13: 240 = Bab 40877 = PhBab 2046 (2 2), 2047 (2 2); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 88 = N13: 241 = Bab 40902 = PhBab 2046 (2 3), 2047 (2 3); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 89 = N13: 242 = Bab 41510 = PhBab 2282 (1 1), 2283 (1 1) = VAT 22074; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 90 = N13: 244 = Bab 41587 = PhBab 2282 (1 4), 2283 (1 4); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 91 = N13: 245 = Bab 41599 = PhBab 2282 (1 5), 2283 (1 5); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 92 = N13: 249 = Bab 42460 = PhBab 2397 (1 1), 2398 (1 1); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 93 = N13: 250 = Bab 42704 = PhBab 2381 (1 3), 2382 (1 3); Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 94 = N13: 253 = Bab 46744 = PhBab 2887 (4 3), 2888 (4 3) = VAT 15843; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 97 = N13: 268add = Bab 38979.05 = PhBab 2025 (1 3) = VA Bab 2444; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 98 = N13: 269add = Bab 38979.06 = PhBab 2025 (1 5) = VA Bab 2444; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 99 = N13: 011 = Bab 40357 = PhBab 2044 (2 1), 2045 (2 1) = VAT 22067; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 101 = N13: 027 = Bab 46278 = PhBab 2887 (4 1), 2888 (4 1) = VAT 22110; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 103 = N13: 145 = Bab 37184 = PhBab 1605 (3 5), 1606 (3 5), 1627 (2 1), 1628 (2 1) = VAT 17102; Schaudig, Babil 5, no. 105 = N13: 155 = Bab 33859 = PhBab 1300 = YBC 11392;

The collection of Photographs comprises the following cuneiform tablets published in Van Buylaere, Greta, Archival Texts from Various Contexts in Babylon. The Archival Texts from N15 to N26. ADOG 37. Wiesbaden 2026. Explanation: N15:XY = Archive and text number in Pedersén, Archive und Bibliotheken in Babylon. ADOG 25. Wiesbaden 2005. Bab-no. = Excavation number. PhBab = Excavation photo number (the number in parentheses indicates the position on the original photograph: first the row, then the position within the row). PhBab 3194 (4 4), 3195 (4 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 140 = N26: 78 = Bab 55994 = VAT 16059; PhBab 3150 (2 3), 3151 (2 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 139 = N26: 76 = Bab 55186 = VAT 22135; PhBab 3099 (3 1), 3100 (3 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 137 = N26: 74 = Bab 54190 = VAT 22494; PhBab 3099 (2 2), 3100 (2 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 136 = N26: 71 = Bab 54100; PhBab 3099 (1 4), 3100 (1 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 135 = N26: 67 = Bab 54057 = VAT 22122; PhBab 3045 (2 2), 3046 (2 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 133 = N26: 61 = Bab 53316; PhBab 3047 (3 3), 3048 (3 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 132 = N26: 60 = Bab 52716 = VAT 22492; PhBab 3047 (3 4), 3048 (3 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 131 = N26: 59 = Bab 52715 = VAT 22491; PhBab 3047 (3 1), 3048 (3 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 130 = N26: 57 = Bab 52713 = VAT 16191; PhBab 3045 (1 4), 3046 (1 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 129 = N26: 52 = Bab 51846; PhBab 3043 (3 4), 3044 (3 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 128 = N26: 51 = Bab 51496 = VAT 22117; PhBab 2995 (1 4), 2996 (1 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 127 = N26: 50 = Bab 49306; PhBab 2995 (1 3), 2996 (1 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 126 = N26: 49 = Bab 48779 = VAT 15915; PhBab 2940 (3 2), 2941 (3 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 125 = N26: 46 = Bab 47994; PhBab 2561 (2 1), 2562 (2 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 124 = N26: 44 = Bab 44601; PhBab 2046 (3 1), 2047 (3 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 123 = N26: 41 = Bab 40974; PhBab 1943 (3 5), 1944 (3 5) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 122 = N26: 38 = Bab 39982; PhBab 1943 (3 4), 1944 (3 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 121 = N26: 37 = Bab 39981 = VAT 22055; PhBab 1943 (2 5), 1944 (2 5) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 120 = N26: 35 = Bab 39848; PhBab 1866 (1 3), 1867 (1 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 119 = N26: 32 = Bab 39555; PhBab 1866 (1 1), 1867 (1 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 118 = N26: 31 = Bab 39553; PhBab 1808 (3 3), 1809 (3 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 117 = N26: 28 = Bab 39230 = VAT 22018; PhBab 1646 (4 2), 1647 (4 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 114 = N26: 21 = Bab 37854 = VAT 21977; PhBab 2044 (2 3), 2045 (2 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 107 = N26: 40 = Bab 40432; PhBab 2282 (2 4), 2283 (2 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 105 = N26: 43 = Bab 41830 = VAT 15801; PhBab 3398 (2 1), 3399 (2 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 104 = N26: 80 = Bab 59620; PhBab 2887 (2 2), 2888 (2 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 103 = N26: 45 = Bab 46118 = VAT 17911; PhBab 1494 (1 3), 1495 (1 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 102 = N26: 08 = Bab 35253 = VAT 15793; PhBab 2940 (3 5), 2941 (3 5) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 101 = N26: 47 = Bab 48421; PhBab 3190 (3 5), 3191 (3 5) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 100 = N26: 77 = Bab 55908 = VAT 19292; PhBab 982 = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 95 = N25: 6 = Bab 31594; PhBab 2282 (1 3), 2283 (1 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 77 = N22: 16 = Bab 41579; PhBab 2133 (3 3), 2134 (3 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 76 = N22: 15 = Bab 41442 = VAT 18236; PhBab 2133 (1 2), 2134 (1 2 = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 75 = N22: 14 = Bab 41223; PhBab 2133 (1 4), 2134 (1 4) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 74 = N22: 13 = Bab 41131; PhBab 1945 (4 2), 1946 (4 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 73 = N22: 11 = Bab 40127; PhBab 1954 (1 2), 1955 (1 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 72 = N22: 10 = Bab 40126 = VAT 13252; PhBab 2048 (1 5), 2049 (1 5) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 71 = N22: 09 = Bab 40116 = VAT 16140; PhBab 1757 (3 1), 1758 (3 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 70 = N22: 06 = Bab 38677 = VAT 18496; PhBab 1757 (2 1), 1758 (2 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 69 = N22: 05 = Bab 38620 = VAT 18916; PhBab 1646 (1 3), 1647 (1 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 68 = N21: 17 = Bab 37441 = VAT 16278; PhBab 3398 (4 3), 3399 (4 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 67 = N21: 30 = Bab 58427 = VAT 16073; PhBab 3395 (1 2), 3396 (1 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 66 = N21: 29 = Bab 58056; PhBab 2382 (1 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 65 = N21: 21 = Bab 42604 = VAT 22082; PhBab 2282 (4 2), 2283 (4 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 64 = N21: 20 = Bab 41880 = VAT 19219; PhBab 2048 (2 1), 2049 (2 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 63 = N21: 18 = Bab 41118; PhBab 2282 (2 3), 2283 (2 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 60 = N21: 19 = Bab 41729 = VAT 15674; PhBab 3335 = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 58 = N21: 28 = Bab 58055 = VAT 13107; PhBab 2447 (2 1), 2448 (2 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 57 = N21: 25 = Bab 43447; PhBab 2465 (1 1), 2466 (1 1) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 56 = N21: 26 = Bab 43620; PhBab 2382 (2 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 55 = N20: 6 = Bab 42439 = VAT 19240; PhBab 2397 (1 2), 2398 (1 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 54 = N20: 5 = Bab 42425; PhBab 1230 = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 49 = N18: 31 = Bab 15516 = VAT 16268; PhBab 1231 = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 48 = N18: 29 = Bab 15501; PhBab 1214 (1 3) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 31 = N15: 387 = Bab 13832 = VAT 21845; PhBab 1212 (2 2) = Van Buylaere, Babil 6, No. 16 = N15: 340 = Bab 13719.;

Source data and Raw data files supporting the findings of the publication "Role of Structural Disorder on Phonon Transport and Thermal Conductivity in Li6PS5Br". The dataset includes a Source data folder with the necessary data to reproduce Figures in the Manuscript. The Filenames in the Source data folder correspond to the Figures in the publication. It further contains a Raw data folder containing experimental thermal transport data, XRD data, SEM results, reconstructed volumes, MSD data and VDOS data.