Some chemweb subscribers may be interested in this tutorial. Wendy

 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Jim MacNeil [mailto:jimm@healthtech.com]
Sent:
24 January 2006 18:21
To: Wendy
Subject: Discover How The Semantic Web Can Integrate and Maximize The Silos of Information in Your Research

 

Dear Wendy,

On February 21, 2006 Cambridge Healthtech Institute (CHI) in conjunction Semantic Web for Healthcare and Life Sciences Interest Group (HCLSIG) with will be hosting our first Semantic Web Applications for Drug Discovery and Development tutorial February 21, 2006 in San Francisco at the Moscone North Convention CenterClick Here to register your participation.

This unique tutorial is designed for managers and team leaders who struggles to unite data from disparate resources.  Attend this tutorial and find out how the semantic web can integrate and maximize the silos of information in your .  This powerful tool has applications across many life science arenas including R&D, project prioritization, clinical trials, translational medicine, and personalized medicine.  

Presenters Include: 

Dr. Eric Neumann, Life Science Expert, (W3C)  

Dr. Dennis Quan, Research Staff Member, IBM Watson Research,

Tonya Hongsermeier, Medical Decision-Support Systems, Partners HealthCare 

Prof. Mark Musen, National Center for Biomedical Ontologies, Stanford University

Matt Shanahan, CMO, Teranode Corporation

John Wilbanks, Executive Director of Science Commons

W3C's newly formed Semantic Web for Healthcare and Life Sciences Interest Group (HCLSIG) is tasked to identify and propose high impact uses and best practices of semantic web (SW) technologies. Issues around clinical trials and safety need to be addressed in innovative ways that leverage intelligent standards that can cover many needs. HCLSIG will sponsor discussions of these topics, work with specific consortia, and demonstrate proof-of-concepts and value through its network of technical members. Basics of SW will be presented here as well as working demonstrations by organizations and vendors.  Click here to register for this upcoming tutorial. 

Sincerely,

Jim MacNeil
Senior Director of Marketing

Cambridge Healthtech Institute

P.S. The Semantic Web Applications for Drug Discovery and Development Tutorial is a pre-conference of the Molecular Medicine Tri-Conference.  Visit www.Tri-Conference.com for complete details on this year's event.

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