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Bringing a publisher’s content to the

Life Science researcher

Alf EatonNature Publishing Group

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Find

Why?

BrowseStore

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Search

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HubMed

Whatizit: GO, UniProt; Wikipedia

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GoPubMed

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GoPubMed

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Search

Recognise entities, including synonyms.

Discover and suggest connections between entities.

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NextBio

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Freebase

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Browse

Diabetes

Cancer

Cell Migration

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Cell Migration Gateway

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Chemical Blogspace

(PostGenomic: open source aggregator)

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Increase the visibility of articles

Increased readership

Increased citations

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Text mining

Abstracts

Full text

Access

OTMI

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OTMI

opentextmining.org

Atom Entry elements

Metadata

Sentences

References

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Extract

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Garten, Niclas, Altman (Stanford University), in press

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Metadata

Authors, Dates, Title, Journal, Abstract

PRISM, Dublin Core

References

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Entities

People, Places, Companies(Reuters OpenCalais)

Genes, Proteins, Molecules, Products

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Full text

NLM DTD Text miningSharableannotations

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iHOP

Gene/protein entities

Interactions between proteins

MeSH

Gene Ontology

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Interaction

Author/editor verification

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Annotation formats

Splice annotations into XML using PHP or Javascript

XPath and character offsets for positioning

Can store inline, eg in Marklogic, using start/end markers

Inline

Stand-off

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Possible sharedannotation formats

Atom

RDF

UIMA

Annotea

Zotero, Diigo

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Atom

Extensible

Hierarchical content model

Atom Publishing Protocol

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RDF

Completely extensible

Arbitrary attributes

Generic data storage

SPARQL queries

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Licensing

Non-commercial (some rights reserved)

Attribution

Joint ownership

Facts vs creative arrangement

Redistribution (share-alike)

Preserve value

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Participation

Knowledge mapping (Mind Maps)

Vote annotations up/down

Highlight/suggest new annotations

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Semgine myMap

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Communication

Bookmarks (Connotea)

Links to sections/paragraphs/figures/data

Blog posts

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Microformats

RDFa

Yahoo! search

Microcitation

Structured HTML

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APIs

Researchers/scientists (desktop, mobile, web)

Machines/indexers

Artists/visualizers

Integrate with data web

Make content available to :

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