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Persistent identifiers (PIDs) are critical to the practice of open science. Materials that have been used in published research need to be able to be located for replication and re-usability. Having PIDs attached to these materials are a crucial part of this process, as well as for supporting overall data quality. A recent PLOS Biology…
Detailseagle-i project director, Bhanu Bahl, will be at the AMIA Annual Symposium in Chicago, Nov 12-16. Dr. Bahl will participate in a demonstration of the DISQOVER with Hans Constandt and Filip Pattyn of Ontoforce. You can find more details about the demonstration here and welcome you to stop by to learn more and meet the…
Detailseagle-i and Ontoforce have just published a white paper, Semantic Search: From Big Data to Smart Knowledge. The abstract is below and you can download a copy from Ontoforce: www.goo.gl/ifZutm In recent years, there has been considerable dialogue on the topic of big data, yet this area still presents big challenges for many companies. Now,…
DetailsA couple of months ago, we started featuring resources listed in the eagle-i Network. This is the second such installment, spotlighting the High-Throughput Screening Core (HTSC) at the University of Pennsylvania. In a Q&A format, the HTSC tells us more about the core and their services. Do you have a favorite, interesting, or unusual eagle-i…
DetailsDid you know there are over 200 core facilities at Harvard and more than 1,000 across the eagle-i Network? These cores offer a wide range of services to help support researchers do their work. Check out one of the cores in eagle-i.net that was recently cited by the National Cancer Institute as a “model core…
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