This is an update about the AgriSchemas project (mostly), which I gave today to the ELIXIR Plant Science community. Despite we are busy with many other tasks at KnetMiner, we have done quite a deal of work with representing knowledge graphs using what I call "lightweight schemas", that is BioSchemas, schema.org, Dublin Core and the […]
Making Data Deeply FAIR through Lightweight Standards, the KnetMiner and ELIXIR CasesRead More »
I’m writing this short post mostly as a quick note on a couple of things I’m working on, after a couple of times I was asked for this kind of background.
We’re living in a world of data more than ever, and that makes it even more important to publish data following good principles of data sharing, which ease the job of finding data, …
Some Intro Reads about Lightweight Data Schemas for Life SciencesRead More »
I’ve had a chance to give this tutorial about Linked Open Data. It was at /dev/summer/2014, a very nice 1-day meeting, packed with a great variety of topics for software developers. It was very nice to go around the presentation rooms and get a bite of so many new topics. I’ve adapted the material from […]
I haven’t had much time recently to update this personal web site, I realise it seems abandoned. Well, the good news is that what I’ve been busy with is cool! 🙂 For instance, end of March, I enjoyed working with my Italian friends from the Spaghetti Open Data Group, to deliver a 1-day tutorial […]
A few notes on the work behind the conversion of the EBI Biosamples Database data into Linked Data.
Adventures with Biological Samples and Linked DataRead More »
