Archive for the ‘ Ontology Interest Group Meetings ’ Category
Image by ifijay via Flickr Thanks to Duncan Hull and Midori Harris for their talks today on OWL language and OBO format. The merits of both have been discussed, argued and fought over previously on several other online fora so it is probably not worth me recapitulating all of these. Instead I will point to [ READ MORE ]
The next meeting of the EBI ontology interest group will take place on Thursday, 11 Feb at 11:00 am in A2-33. During the meeting we will talk about ontology languages: Duncan Hull (Chemoinformatics and Metabolism Team) will give an overview over the Web Ontology Language Midori Harris (GO Team) will do the same for the [ READ MORE ]
Today we had the second meeting of the ontology interest group at the EBI. The programme was as follows: Robert Hoehndorf: “What is an Ontology?” Short use case 1: James Malone: “Ontologically Modeling Sample Variables in Gene Expression Data” Short use case 2: Dietrich Rebholz-Schuhmann: “Extraction of GO terms from literature for the identification of [ READ MORE ]
Dear All, the next meeting of the Cambridge Ontology Reading Group will take place on the 4th of February at 7:00 pm in the Kingston Arms, Kingston Street, Cambridge. Please suggest reading material in the comments section of the blog. If we get too many suggestions, we can carry over to the next few months [ READ MORE ]
Our next meeting will be held on the 28th of January at 11:00 in A2-33. There is an exciting line-up of speakers, who will give short presentations about the topics we decided on in the last meeting: Robert Hoehndorf: “What is an Ontology?” Robert will discuss the origins and development of ontology in philosophy and the [ READ MORE ]
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