When is a Gene really a Gene? …or How to Unify the Language of Science
- Date
- 7 Nov 2018
- Start time
- 7:30 PM
- Venue
- City Screen Basement Bar
- Speaker
- Dr Allyson Lister, University of Oxford
When is a Gene really a Gene? …or How to Unify the Language of Science.
Dr Allyson Lister, Knowledge Engineer, University of Oxford
Scientists love data. They love generating data, sharing data, visualising data and analysing data. We even love t-shirts showing off our data. So it’s no surprise that vast quantities of scientific data are being created every day. But how can we keep on top of the data deluge? How can we structure it and share it so that valuable information isn’t lost in a dusty corner of the internet? Using biological data as an example and with a focus on semantics, this presentation will provide an overview of how we can describe scientific data, and how we can teach computers to understand the data they’re storing.
Wednesday 7th November in City Screen Basement
Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm presentation
Tickets are free and can be pre-booked by phone or on-line with City Screen (0871 902 5726).
Alternatively tickets are available on the night of the event at the City Screen Ticket Desk.