the titles of the presentations i the programme below form links to the talk's abstract. the slides, indexed by author, can be found below.
Time | Title | Author | Affiliation |
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0900 -- 0915 | Introductory remarks | Robert Stevens | University of Manchester, UK |
0915 -- 1015 | Medical natural language understanding as a therapy for "arachnidism" and "arachnofobia". | Werner Ceusters | Director R&D of Language & Computing nv |
1015 -- 1045 | Using the Gene Ontology: gene product annotation | Midori Harris | European Bioinformatics Institute, UK |
1045 -- 1100 | The Use of Ontologies in Drug Discovery | Julie Barnes, Michelle Maxwell, Nick Tilford, Sonia Patel, Tom Flanigan, Wendy Jones, Gemma Williams, Conor McMenamin, Arthur Thomas and Gordon Baxter | BioWisdom Limited, UK |
1100 -- 1130 | Coffee | ||
1130 -- 1200 | Ontology development in model organism database systems: The Gene Ontology and the Mouse Genome Informatics system | Judith A Blake and the Mouse Genome Informatics Group. | MGI Group, Jackson Lab, USA |
1200 -- 1230 | Semantic similarity across the Gene Ontology relating sequence and annotation | Phil Lord, Robert Stevens, Andy Brass and Carole Goble | University of Manchester, UK |
1230 -- 1300 | The NCI Thesaurus: A Controlled Vocabulary Of NCI Functions | Gilberto Fragoso | NCI, USA |
1300 -- 1400 | Luncheon | ||
1400 -- 1415 | Integrating Gene Ontology classifications and experimental results within Spotfire’s DecisionSite analytics environment | Donald Sullivan | Spotfire Inc, USA |
1415 -- 1430 | The MGED Ontology Is An Experimental Ontology | Chris Stoeckert and the MGED Ontology Working Group | University of Pennsylvania, USA |
1430 -- 1500 | Experiences in visualizing and navigating biomedical ontologies and knowledge bases | Olivier Bodenreider | NLM, USA |
1500 -- 1530 | Integrating bio-ontologies with a workflow/Petri Net model to qualitatively represent and simulate biological systems | Mor Peleg, Irene S. Gabashvili, and Russ B. Altman, Stanford Medical Informatics, | Stanford Medical Informatics, USA |
1530 -- 1600 | Coffee | ||
1600 -- 1630 | Using Ontologies to Derive Transitive Queries | Graham J.L. Kemp | Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden |
1630 -- 1645 | Design and implementation of a knowledge-base for pharmacology | George Acquaah-Mensah, Larrry Hunter, | University of Colorado School of Medicine, USA |
1645 -- 1700 | An Ontology for Subcellular Localization | Iwei Yeh and Russ Altman | Stanford Medical Informatics Group |