Microsoft and Science Commons Team Up To Add Semantic Content to Online Scienc... - The Diigo Meta page

• 28 Sep 11
  

  Sebastien Wiertz

  science Semantic Web microsoft sciencecommons publishing o'reilly pubmed word

• 13 Apr 09
  

  Rachel C

  O'Reilly ScienceCommons publishing Microsoft tools semanticweb for:andrae

• 18 Mar 09
  

  Bill Anderson

  Microsoft releasing Word plugins (under an open source license) for [so-called] semantic markup of documents.

  science e-Science semantic_web science_commons CODATA IAP OSS

• 13 Mar 09
  

  Takuya Homma
  • "The scientific culture is not one, traditionally, where you have hyperlinks," Wilbanks told us. "You have citations. And you don't want to do cross-references of hyperlinks between papers, you want to do links directly to the gene sequences in the database."
  • "This makes it easy to add scientifically accurate, persistent hyperlinks to articles. Right now, it's really hard to put hyperlinks into your articles that leverage databases. And what this does is make it dead easy. The hope is that by creating these forests of hyperlinks, things like Google actually start to work. Right now Google doesn't work very well on the scholarly literature, because there are no hyperlinks. You can also start to do relevance based searching and aggregation."
• 12 Mar 09
  

  Olivier Le Deuff

  science2.0

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