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๐Ÿ“ฃ Special Issue Now Live
๐Ÿ… A collection of timely reviews
๐Ÿงฌ Spanning multiple fields of study including and
โœ… Edited by Jacqueline Cherfils CNRS ๐ŸŒ

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J Mark Morris(@J_Mark_Morris) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Physics Conundrum : Physics sped past the easy solution 1898โ€”1927 and got tangled a few layers above nature in the GR and QM ontologies. It seems impossible for physicists to comprehend that there may be a simple solution. Physicists never evaluated point charge ASSEMBLIESโ‰๏ธ

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Ben Zweibelson(@BZweibelson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Eric Michael Murphy If you wish to debate CvC and are not thinking about sino-Marxism at the systemic level of dissimilar ontologies and epistemologies, you may be missing my point.

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Datavid(@DatavidML) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The development of biomedical ontologies is an important NER use case ๐Ÿ”ฌ

NER can automatically identify & categorize biomedical concepts mentioned in texts.

โญ๏ธ This leads to the development of ontologies, knowledge graphs, & other knowledge bases for the biomedical domain.

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I KNOW it's weird.(@Hastychckenball) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It may come as no surprise, but I was once REALLY into sci-fi ๐Ÿ˜†

Along with Wool by Hugh Howey (now a series called Silo), the Red Rising trilogy is TOP fiction that I definitely recommend when you need a nice break from breaking your ontologies.

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It may come as no surprise, but I was once REALLY into sci-fi ๐Ÿ˜†

Along with Wool by Hugh Howey (now a series called Silo), the Red Rising trilogy is TOP fiction that I definitely recommend when you need a nice break from breaking your ontologies.

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Pasquale Lisena(@PasqLisena) 's Twitter Profile Photo

<What is an event?> is one of the questions that Rajesh Piryani is trying to answer in his paper 'Comprehensive Survey on Ontologies about Event'

<What is an event?> is one of the questions that Rajesh Piryani is trying to answer in his paper 'Comprehensive Survey on Ontologies about Event' #semmes2023
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Ryan Haecker(@RyanHaecker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My response to Timothy Troutner's Five Theses on Apophaticism. The essential question of is the dialectical reversal of hyper-negative judgments. Where others would urge speculative caution, I argue we should stare this hyper-negative in the face, and 'tarry with it'.

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Ismael Navas(@ismaelndes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

However, the main limitation was the need for suitable ontology repositories. In 2023, we have published a new approach in this direction, taking advantage of BioPortal to test our ideas with real ontologies.

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LiU Semantic Web(@liusemweb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our Ying Li (Ying Li) presents her ESWC Conferences research paper about repairing EL ontologies
using weakening and completing, co-authored with Patrick Lambrix (@LiuPatla).

Our Ying Li (@Ying_Li924) presents her @eswc_conf research paper about repairing EL ontologies
using weakening and completing, co-authored with Patrick Lambrix (@LiuPatla).
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Diego Collarana(@collarad) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The last talk of the amazing Industry Track (aka The Bosch Track) happening now:
'A Source-agnostic Platform for Finding and Exploring Ontologies at Bosch' from Bosch ESWC Conferences

The last talk of the amazing Industry Track (aka The Bosch Track) happening now:
'A Source-agnostic Platform for Finding and Exploring Ontologies at Bosch' from Bosch #ESWC2023 @eswc_conf
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Chris Mungall(@chrismungall) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Are capable of interpreting the results of high-throughput genomics experiments? Given a list of genes (e.g. all genes over expressed under a certain condition), can an LLM tell us what those genes have in common, suggesting underlying biological mechanisms? ๐Ÿงต

Are #LLMs capable of interpreting the results of high-throughput genomics experiments? Given a list of genes (e.g. all genes over expressed under a certain condition), can an LLM tell us what those genes have in common, suggesting underlying biological mechanisms? ๐Ÿงต
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Gene Ontology @go@genomic.social(@news4go) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In case you missed it- an incredibly interesting ๐Ÿงตabout and , specifically the , from our very own Chris Mungall! Read more about SPINDOCTOR at arxiv.org/abs/2305.13338

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Onesait Platform Community(@onesaitplatform) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Many times we have to work with existing , so instead of migrating the contents to our Entities in , we can directly connect to them remotely.

We explain how on our blog ๐Ÿ“โฌ‡๏ธ
blog.onesaitplatform.com/en/2020/05/29/โ€ฆ

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Dr Sara Marino(@SN_Marino) 's Twitter Profile Photo

@[email protected] discussing ontologies, epistemologies, methodologies and ethics characterising digital migration studies. *Cannot* wait to read the book! Congrats on yet again another brilliant contribution ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ

@koenleurs discussing ontologies, epistemologies, methodologies and ethics characterising digital migration studies. *Cannot* wait to read the book! Congrats on yet again another brilliant contribution ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ #ICA2023
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Datavid(@DatavidML) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Martin Krallinger Very nice! Biomedical ontologies can be so much helpful to gather, research and explore new techniques! We have talked about it here:
twitter.com/DatavidML/statโ€ฆ

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stlab(@stlab_cnr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are proud that the paper 'Classifying sequences by combining context-free grammars and OWL ontologies' by Nicolas Lazzari, Andrea Poltronieri and Valentina Presutti is one of the best paper nominees of ESWC Conferences

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