Pub meet-up for bioinformaticians / technophile biologists at: The Miller pub, near Guy’s Hospital (London Bridge) on Wednesday 27th May from 6pm onwards. This first meeting will just be a social event and chance to chat other bio-geeks but if there’s enough interest then we might organise some more technical events in the future (topic [...]
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Tagged musicSemantic Enrichment of the Scientific Literature 2009 Tue 31 Mar: “Semantic Enrichment of the literature for the benefit of all users” (Monday’s notes are here) Missed the early morning session. I don’t work in pharma any more so it didn’t seem worth a 5:45am wake-up (unhelpful train times). Although apparently Eric Neumann’s talk on linked [...]
Tagged bioinformatics, ontologies, publishing, SESL, text_miningSemantic Enrichment of the Scientific Literature 2009 Monday 30 Mar: “Reliable factual data from the literature based on ontological resources” Highlight of the morning session was Junichi Tsujii’s demo of the PathText system, which integrates manually-curated pathway information in CellDesigner or SBML format with text-mined relationships, and lets you browse the pathway maps and drill [...]
Tagged bioinformatics, ontologies, publishing, SESL, text_miningI will be DJing here in a few weeks (click for bigger): Slaughterhaus Five — Restoration 7th March 2009 Music from: Lydia Dischordia, Mark 13, Operon, Miss Glitch In the mix: Vex’d, Broken Note, Wasteland, Download, Scorn, Enduser, SPL, Antigen Shift, Mimetic, Black Lung, Shackleton, Architect etc. (that’s just from me)
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