Scope
The ICBO and FOIS 2012 conferences will host a joint
Early Career Symposium. This event is designed to provide an opportunity
for current PhD students and postdoctoral researchers to give a short
presentation of their research with ample time for feedback and mentorship.
It will also allow participants to network with other early career scientists
in ontology and biomedicine. While attendance is open to anyone registered
for one of the main conferences, presenters should be active doctoral students
or postdoctoral researchers.
Submission Guidelines
The submission deadline has passed.
Final submission is via EasyChair ,
according to this template .
Presentation
Presentations at the ECS will be given by doctoral or early postdoctoral
researchers which have to register for the ICBO and/or FOIS. Accepted submissions will be presented
as short talks (timing will depend on the final number of accepted submissions), with additional
time for questions and discussion. Accepted submissions will be published in a symposium booklet (PDF).
Contact
For all queries about the Early Career Symposium, please contact Ludger Jansen (ludger [dot] jansen [at] uni-rostock.de).
Important dates
* June 30, 2012: Deadline for submission of camera-ready copy
* July 25, 2012: Early Researcher Colloquium (approximately 1:30pm-6:30pm)
Accepted papers
- Melanie Courtot. Knowledge representation in Health Research: the modeling of Adverse Events Following Immunization
- Daniel Kless. Ontological reengineering of thesauri
- Pablo López-García. Ontology customization for biomedical informatics
- Bissan Audeh. Semantic query expansion for fuzzy proximity information retrieval model
- Marion Haemmerli. The Issue of Perspectivality in Formal Theories of Spatial Representation
- Samuel Croset. OWL Representation of Drug Activities on Biological Systems
- Alessander Botti Benevides. An ontologically well-founded framework for modelling Business Organizations, Processes and Services
- Patrice Seyed. A Method for Evaluating Ontologies
- Xiaowei Wang, John Mylopoulos and Nicola Guarino. An Ontology of Software Evolution
- Aleksandra Sojic and Oliver Kutz. Representing biomedical knowledge: A view from the philosophy of science
- Matthew Lange. Nutriknow: a comprehensive foods-for-health knowledge repository
- Nikhil Dinesh. Representing Core Themes in a Biology E-Textbook
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