Tag: imi
Linking Life Science Data: Design to Implementation, and Beyond
Open PHACTS project closing conference (Vienna, Austria)
Conference: IMI 2 Open Info Day
IMI 2 Open Info Day, Brussels, Belgium Christine Chichester (Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics) represented Open PHACTS.
Open PHACTS Foundation is part of proposal for IMI 9th Call
The recently established Open PHACTS Foundation is part of a proposal for IMI’s 9th Call: WEBAE – Leveraging Emerging Technology for Pharmacovigilance.
Open PHACTS Foundation part of a proposal for IMI’s 9th Call
The Open PHACTS Foundation is part of a proposal for IMI’s 9th Call – Leveraging Emerging Technology for Pharmacovigilance.
Managing Knowledge about Tissues IMI Workshop
Managing Knowledge about Tissues (Brussels, Belgium)
Project Meeting: EHR4CR
Semantic Interoperability meeting for the IMI project EHR4CR (Paris, France). Paul Groth presented Open PHACTS at this meeting.
Open PHACTS successfully passes Interim Review
We are proud to announce that Open PHACTS has had a very successful interim review meeting last week. The reviewers congratulated the project on our impressive achievements and recommended that we continue as planned. The reviewers as well as IMI were very impressed by the huge progress made in the project since March 2011. Building four working Read more about Open PHACTS successfully passes Interim Review[…]
Conference: CDISC Training
Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium training, Brussels, Belgium Open PHACTS participated in this event at the IMI office
Conference: IMI Stakeholder Forum
IMI Stakeholder Forum 2012, Brussels, Belgium Gerhard Ecker (University of Vienna) and Bryn Williams-Jones (Connected Discovery) gave a presentation: The Open Pharmacological Concepts Triple Store
Presentation: The Open Pharmacological Concepts Triple Store
IMI Stakeholder Forum 2012, Brussels, Belgium Bryn Williams-Jones (Connected Discovery), Gerhard Ecker (University of Vienna) View presentation
Press Release: Semantic ‘lego’: an information framework to drive drug discovery
(PDF) Vienna, Austria – A new consortium of European organisations unite to support next generation drug discovery by providing a single view across data sources, bringing the semantic web to drug discovery.
The Open PHACTS consortium, funded by the Innovative Medicines Initiative, will reduce the barriers to drug discovery by applying semantic technologies to available data resources, creating an Open Pharmacological Space.