semantic web and consumer-driven healthcare movement

e will be new approaches emerging, which we have not thought of before. Given this exciting environment, I think the consumer health information area is a huge playing field for semantic web. What do you think? Best, AJ -- AJ Chen, PhD Co-Chair, Semantic Web SIG, sdforum.org Technical Architect, healthline.com http://web2express.org Palo Alto, CA

Silicon Valley's semantic web SIG opening up event planing to the world

/openlab/sdforum-semantic-web-sig/, where you can see what's under planning and how you can get involved. Everyone are welcome to make suggestions of cool event ideas, topics/themes, or interesting speakers. Showcase of new technology or application is also welcome. Thanks, AJ Chen Jeff Po

SDForum Semantic Web event (7/30/07): Web3.0 drives MDA?

below or event calendar<http://www.sdforum.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Calendar.eventDetail&eventID=12910>. Hope to see some of you again. -aj AJ Chen, PhD Co-chair, SDForum Semantic Web SIG *Will Web 3.0 Finally Give Developers a Real Model Driven Architecture Solution? In this interactive pan

reminder: May 22 semantic web SIG meeting in silicon valley

://www.sdforum.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Calendar.eventDetail&eventID=12877>Free to all. Best, AJ Co-chair SDForum Semantic Web SIG -- AJ Chen, PhD Palo Alto, CA http://web2express.org

SDForum 5/22 event: Web 3.0 Semantics? Silicon Valley Meets the World Experts

. --aj AJ Chen, PhD Palo Alto, CA http://web2express.org --- * * *SDForum Semantic Web SIG Special Event (co-located with Semantic Technology Conference<http://semantic-conference.com/> )* * **Web 3.0 Semantics? **Silicon Valley** Meets the World Experts* In this interactive panel discuss

3/14 Event: The Tortoise vs the Hare - Ontology vs Folksonomy

aspx?CID=2065&mo=3&yr=2007>for more information. Hope to see some of you on the event. Let me know if there is any question. -- AJ Chen, PhD Palo Alto, CA http://web2express.org

Re: Collection of HCLSIG demo proposals

le in that area. -- AJ Chen, PhD Palo Alto, CA http://web2express.org On 1/18/07, Matthias Samwald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Several proposals for Semantic Web demos have been made up to now, and it starts to get confusing. We need to collect all of these proposals in a single document in

1/10 event - Shrinking the Meaningless Web: Semantic Technologies for 2007

Architect for DBin, will present his open source project that applies semantic web technologies to community building. More info on SDForum web site<http://sdforum.org/SDForum/Templates/CalendarEvent.aspx?CID=2086>. Please let me know if you plan to attend. -- AJ Chen, PhD Palo Alto, C

companies looking for semantic web skills?

Having worked with semantic web tools and ontology for some time, it becomes clear that moving into the field of semantic web at this time should be a pretty good career move. Does anyone know what companies are looking for people with semantic web skills? Thanks, -- AJ Chen, PhD http

SPE ontology task update: web2x demo launched

software demo was released a month ago at http://web2express.org/openlab/about/.-- AJ Chen, PhDhttp://web2express.org

Re: A question on the vocabulary for 'persons'

  >Hence the question as a feedback: what does the HCLS community use for >     >something like 'Person'?> >> >Thanks for the feedback> >> >Ivan> >> >> >[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/vcard-rdf> >[2] http:/

Re: A question on the vocabulary for 'persons'

nce the question as a feedback: what does the HCLS community use for>something like 'Person'?>>Thanks for the feedback >>Ivan>>>[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/vcard-rdf>[2] http://norman.walsh.name/2005/12/12/vcard >>-- AJ Chen, PhDhttp://web2express.org

Re: new use case for SPE ontology: PlosOne's Topaz publishing platform

other use case. You may take a look at it if you haven't> done so.  I'll appreciate any comment.>>> AJ> --> AJ Chen, PhD > http://web2express.org--Ivan Herman, W3C Semantic Web Activity LeadURL: http://www.w3.org/People/Ivan/PGP Key: http://www.cwi.nl/%7Eivan/AboutMe/pgpkey.htmlFOAF: http://www.ivan-herman.net/foaf.rdf#Me -- AJ Chen, PhDhttp://web2express.org

new use case for SPE ontology: PlosOne's Topaz publishing platform

I'll appreciate any comment. AJ-- AJ Chen, PhDhttp://web2express.org

SPE ontology mock examples

/demo/. You can take a look at the demo to see how easy it is to publish experiment data and research tool information. AJ-- AJ Chen, PhDhttp://web2express.org

demo for self-publishing experiment ontology and tool

ase let me know. I'm going to coordinate a discussion/working group for the scientific publishing task force and make sure everyone's voice will be heard. cheers, AJ-- AJ Chen, PhDhttp://web2express.org

Update: specs v0.2 for Self-Publishing Experiment ontology

Thanks for your great comments on the requirements for the SPE ontology.  Based on the updated requirements (http://esw.w3.org/topic/HCLS/SciPubSPERequirements), I have just revised the specs and put it on the wiki for your review. Please see the link to specs v0.2 on http://esw.w3.org/topic/HCLS/S

focus: review and refine SPE requirements

Hi All, Hope everyone have had lots of fun exchanging ideas on the topic of scientific publishing. It's also clear this is a very complex area, which has several distinct directions you can take. And I'm sure the debate can go on forever in each of the directions. In such a situation, we need to fo

Re: Re: HCLSig July 6 Teleconference Agenda

>1. You may use owl:sameAs to indicate the same experiment published>in two different ontologies. I think you are missing my point. We have other ontologies, like the biological pathways exchange language (BioPAX), that describe biological information -- in the case of BioPAX it is molecular intera

how to deal with different requirements for experiment self-publishing

All, >From the discussions so far, I see a whole spectrum of needs for publishing experiment information.  On one end, some researchers want a quick and easy way to share an experiment, e.g. simply decompose an experiment to hypothesis, data, results, procedure, protocols used, who did it, what pro

Re: HCLSig July 6 Teleconference Agenda

rticipants since last call d) Discussion on Scientific Publishing of Experiments - AJ Chen - see:  http://esw.w3.org/topic/HCLS/ScientificPublishingTaskForce e ) BioRDF Update - Next steps for life science URI's - see Sean Martin's post:  http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-semweb

ontology specs for self-publishing experiment

I added the first draft of specs for the ontology being developed for self-publishing experiment. see the link on the task wiki page - http://esw.w3.org/topic/HCLS/ScientificPublishingTaskForce This specs document and the requiremnets document are meant to be only the starting point for discussion

SciPub task: seeking input to requirements

There were great discussion about ontologies related to publishing research contents last week.  While the discussion should continue, I would also like to bring some focus to this particular task on hand.  In order to make progress in a more measurable way, I feel we should break the development i

scientific publishing task force update

I have created a wiki page for the Scientific Publishing task force, please see http://esw.w3.org/topic/HCLS/ScientificPublishingTaskForce The first task is to develop an ontology for self-publishing of experiment. I have proposed a list of objects and properties related to self-publishing experim

Re: [BioRDF] RDF at the BBC: An experimental prototype

Duncan, Thanks for sharing the info.  Is their RDF or ontology vocab available to the public? I'm working on scientific publishing task, would be helpful to look at how they publish data in RDF. AJOn 5/12/06, Duncan Hull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: HelloThis *might* be of interest to the BioRDF sub

Re: Task proposal: Distributed self-publishing of experiments

is a good example of applications that can utilize the experiment data published by the tool my proposed task will create.  Since there is synergy between his interest and mine, we will further explore if we could work together.    Thanks, AJ Chen

Propose task: Distributed self-publishing of Experiments

. Requirements: The task requires at least one person experienced in designing/developing ontology and one person to implement the RDF data store and search engine. I would be interested in doing implementation.   Welcome any comments.   AJ Chen, PhD Bioinformatics Software Developer  

Re: Task proposal: Distributed self-publishing of experiments

ly.BestTim Clark On May 9, 2006, at 8:07 PM, AJ Chen wrote:I appreciate all the comments. Let me first make myself clear so that I won't get beaten up again! I'm trying to solve a specific problem or unmet need here. When I don't see a satisfactory solution, I make a proposal. If the

Re: Task proposal: Distributed self-publishing of experiments

I appreciate all the comments. Let me first make myself clear so that I won't get beaten up again! I'm trying to solve a specific problem or unmet need here. When I don't see a satisfactory solution, I make a proposal. If the feedback says there is a good solution existed already, then my job is

Task proposal: Distributed self-publishing of experiments

me any comments. AJ Chen, PhD Bioinformatics Software Developer

Demo opportunity on CSB2006

know if you are interested in presenting a demo for your products on CSB2006. Best regards,   AJ Chen, Ph.D. Chair, CSB2006 Demo Committee Cell 650-283-4091 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.lifesciencessociety.org/CSB2006/index2006.html

Re: [BIONT] Telecon, Tuesday April 18th

Hi Alan, I listened to your presentation on BioRDF telecon this morning. Great progress! I wonder if there is anything that I can help with for the reagent task. I would be interested in giving you a hand in areas such as further defining ontology (or RDF vocabulary) and writing code to co

Re: Proposal from the BioRDF Sub-Group

When will be the next meeting? How to get involved? AJ