Nov
13
OpenTox Euro 2016: "Data integration with identifiers and ontologies"
A few weeks ago OpenTox Euro 2016 meeting was held in Rheinfelden at the German/Swiss border (which allowed me a nice stroll across the Rhine into Switzerland and by a nice x-mas countdown clock. The meeting was co-located with eNanoMapper-hosted meetings, where we discussed, among other things the nanoinformatics roadmaps, that outline where research in this area should go to.
There were many interesting talks, around various data initiatives, adverse outcome pathways (AOPs) and their links to molecular initiating events (MIEs), and ontologies (like the AOP ontology talk by ). In fact, I quite enjoyed the discussion with Chris Grulke about ontologies during the panel discussion. Central was, where is the border between data and ontological concepts. Some slides are available via Lanyrd.
There were many interesting talks, around various data initiatives, adverse outcome pathways (AOPs) and their links to molecular initiating events (MIEs), and ontologies (like the AOP ontology talk by ). In fact, I quite enjoyed the discussion with Chris Grulke about ontologies during the panel discussion. Central was, where is the border between data and ontological concepts. Some slides are available via Lanyrd.
