This is a brief report and some links from the second day of Network Applications and Tools in Biology (NETTAB 2009) in Catania, Sicily.
Well I was going to blog about last weeks Open Biomedical Ontologies workshop, but Susanna-Assunta Sansone at the EBI has already done it via some very detailed minutes.
A brief wiki-report and some wiki-links from the first short and introductory day of Network Applications and Tools in Biology (NETTAB 2009) in Sicily where there was a tutorial on Technologies of wiki resources and bio-wikis delivered by Paolo Romano and Elda Rossi.
Andrea Wiggins [1,2] from Syracuse University, New York is visiting Manchester this week and will be doing a seminar on “Little e-Science“, the details of which are below.
Kenjiro Taura is visting Manchester next week from the Department of Information and Communication Engineering at the University of Tokyo.
The Open Biomedical Ontologies (OBO) are a set of reference ontologies for describing all kinds of biomedical data, see [1-5] for examples.
The organisers of the Science Online London 2009 conference are asking people to propose their own session ideas (see some examples here), so here is a proposal: Title: Who Are You? Digital Identity in Science Many important decisions in Science are based on identifying scientists and their contributions.
Michael Ley is visiting Manchester this week, he will be doing a seminar on Wednesday 3rd June, here are some details for anyone who is interested in attending: Date: 3rd Jun 2009 Title: DBLP: How the data get in Speaker: Dr Michael Ley. University of Trier, Germany Time &
The organisers of the Science Online London 2009 conference are asking people to propose their own session ideas (see some examples here), so here is proposal: Title: Blogging For Profit: Costs and Benefits What are the costs and benefits of blogging and how can you make sure the latter justifies the former?
Scott Marshall is visiting Manchester this week, he will be doing a seminar on Friday 5th June, here are some details for anyone who is interested in attending: Speaker: Dr. M. Scott Marshall, The University of Amsterdam Date/Time: 5th June 2009, 11:00 Location: Room MLG.001 (Lecture Theatre), MIB building, (number 16 on campus map) Title: […]
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