#ontology woes: where can I find a definition of native eukaryotic capped mRNA? ChEBI only has virion capped mRNA definitions

A new feature of the web giants search engine presents information into search results, based on semantic ontology of over 500 million objects

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Today, Google is launching one of its most ambitious and interesting updates to its search engine in recent months. Starting in a few days, you will start to see large panels with additional factual information about the topic you were searching for take over the right side of Google’s search result pages. The panels are powered by what Google calls its new “Knowledge Graph” and they will serve two different functions. Google will use this space to show you a summary of relevant information abo...  show all text

Semantic technology is helping the company (Edamam) reach its goal. “A big problem is that data about food is very messy,” says Penev. “It’s hard to find something, what you find often contradicts other information of what is good for you and what the calories are. So we set out to solve that problem. We played around with different approaches but settled on using semantic technology.” See it on Scoop.it, via Hyperdata

This blog follows an exploration of poetry by Zahhar, going as far back as 1995. Posts include his poetry and articles about poetry, prosody, and poetics.

Reducing complexity by a hundredfold is a bold statement. This blog documents a real world examples of where a semantic approach to modeling the enterprise reduced hundreds of thousands of elements down to 1,000 – 2,000 concepts.

Back in March, The Semantic Web Blog wrote an article about FIBO, the Financial Industry Business Ontology that’s on its way to being an Object Management Group series of standards. There, we explored its value as an open semantic standard that can be used by financial institutions and industry regulators, both to support conformance to federal regulatory reporting requirements and for internal business processes and risk analysis. To continue the discussion about the operational value of FIBO,...  show all text

BioPortal SPARQL is a service to query BioMedical ontologies using the SPARQL standard. Ontologies have been transformed into RDF triples from their original formats (OWL, OBO and UMLS/RRF, ...) and asserted into a triple store. This service provides programatic access to that triple store.

A new matchmaking app from one of the founders of Adaptive Semantics hit Facebook yesterday. Adaptive Semantics, you may recall, developed the JuLiA semantic text-parsing technology that’s now part of AOL’s toolkit, courtesy of its Huffington Post acquisition. Kingfish Labs is the startup that created Yoke, and it includes Jeff Revesz as CTO. Rob Fishman, who was Huffington Post’s social media editor, is the CEO of the company, which recently received $500,000 in seed funding. Yoke’s take on the  show all text