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Triples for the People: Liberating knowledge with the Semantic Web
- Date
- 24-25 Nov 2009 (Add to calendar) GMT
- Venue
- (Exact location not available) , Ottawa, CA
- Cost
- Free
Full presentation abstract and bio will be posted in the next couple weeks.
I'm excited to announce Dr. Michel Dumontier, Professor in the Department of Biology and School of Computer Science at Carleton University, will be speaking to our Meetup group.
Professor Dumontier is one of the leading researchers in Canada leveraging Semantic Web technologies.
Brief Bio: Dr. Dumontier leads his research group at Carleton University towards realizing the potential of personalized medicine by leveraging Semantic Web technologies for data integration and knowledge discovery, metabolic modeling for drug discovery, and cell simulation for systems biology research.
You can read more about his lab here: Dumontier Lab
Looking forward to seeing at the Meetup.
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