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Nano Sessions

The Nano Sessions connect the people who are interested in nanopublications and who want to learn from each other about the related technologies. Every session consists of two 10-minute talks, discussion, and a news sharing part. See the description for more information.

Knowledge Pixels hosts the first meetings, but we are happy to let others join and become hosts too. Do you want to share some insights, a problem you can’t solve, or a use case you are working on? Send an email to get a slot in an upcoming session.

Important Links:

  • All sessions are in this Zoom channel. Anyone can join without registration.
  • We use these notes during the sessions and for the record.
  • The meetings are open to everyone and invitations are sent out by email. Subscribe to our Google Group by hitting Ask to join group and be notified.

Upcoming sessions: 19 Nov, 17 Dec, 21 Jan, 25 Feb.

Nano Session #17 (Special)​

19 November 2024, 16:00 CET

Speakers:

  • All on "What You've Always Wanted to ask the Nanopublication Community, and Actually You're not shy, but it was Never the Right Moment, but now it is, so you do it." (Q&A)

Nano Session #16​

29 October 2024, 16:00 CET

Speakers:

  • Barbara Magagna on "ADOPTing Nanopubs for Observables - FAIR Descriptions for Variables Using I-ADOPT Compliant Templates" (presentation)
  • Ronen Tamari on "Sensemaking Networks Project Pitch" (presentation)

Nano Session #15​

24 Sept 2024, 16:00 CEST

Speakers:

  • Piotr Sowiński on "Reporting Benchmark Results with Nanopublications in RiverBench"
  • Sergei Tarasov on "Bridging Semantic Species/Trait Descriptions and Nanopubs"

Nano Session #14​

25 June 2024, 16:00 CEST

Season finale! A recap with speakers from sessions 1 to 12. How have their projects evolved? What are they doing next? What do they wish or need for the future of the nanopub ecosystem?

Lightning talks:

  • Jorrit Poelen on "GloBI ❤️ Nanopubs – Mobilizing Millions of Nanopubs Beyond the Internet."
  • Ronen Tamari on "Sensemaking Networks: FAIRifying Science Social Media with AI and Nanopublications"
  • Iva Boyadzhieva on "What Did my Paper Say? Nanopublications for Biodiversity"
  • Stefano Marchesin on "From Building Knowledge Bases with Nanopubs to Evaluating them: The Role of Data Quality"
  • Matthew Akamatsu on "Semantic Nanopublishing from Discourse Graphs"
  • Piotr Sowiński on "Living Literature Reviews with Nanopubs – RDF-STaX Case Study and the Future"
  • Vincent Emonet on "Simplifying Nanopublications on the Web with nanopub-js: Browser-Compatible Libraries and Standard Web Components"
  • Philipp von Essen on "What Knowledge Pixels is up to"
  • Tobias Kuhn on "Next Steps for the Nanopub Ecosystem"

Nano Session #13​

28 May 2024, 16:00 CEST

Speakers:

  • Rok Roškar on "Sustainable Data Science with the Renku Platform (and Dissemination with Nanopubs?)" (presentation)
  • Valentijn van Dijk on "Towards FAIR Representation of Evidence for Gene-Disease Associations from Natural Experiments – A Case Study" (presentation)

Nano Session #12 (Newcomer Special)​

16 April 2024, 16:00 CEST for 90 minutes

Speakers:

Nano Session #11​

26 March 2024, 17:00 CET

Speakers:

  • Matthew Akamatsu on "Open-Sourcing Scientific Research with Discourse Graphs and Nanopublications: A Case Study from our Lab Graph" (presentation)
  • Vincent Emonet and Tobias Kuhn on "When Nanodash is not Enough (Reloaded) – Rise of the APIs" (demo)

Nano Session #10​

27 February 2024, 16:00 CET

Speakers:

  • Laura Menotti on "Extending Nanopublications: Knowledge Provenance in Practice" (presentation)
  • Piotr Sowiński on "Living Literature Reviews with Nanopubs – RDF-STaX Case Study and the Future" (presentation)

Nano Session #9 (Special)​

16 January 2024, 16:00 CET for 2 hours

Speaker:

  • Tobias Kuhn on "Under the Hood of Nanopublications and their Ecosystem: A Technical Hands-on Introduction to Nanopublications and the Related Services" (technical tutorial)

Nano Session #8​

12 December 2023, 16:00 CET

Speakers:

  • Ronen Tamari on "Researchers are Nanopublishing but Don’t Know it yet: Detecting Nanopublications in Social Media Using Language Models" (demo and presentation)
  • Tobias Kuhn on "New Features of Nanopublications: Types and Labels" (presentation)

Nano Session #7​

14 November 2023, 16:00 CET

Speakers:

  • Vincent Emonet on "The Knowledge Collaboratory – When Nanodash Is Not Enough" (demo)
  • All on "What You've Always Wanted to ask the Nanopublication Community, and Actually You're not shy, but it was Never the Right Moment, but now it is, so you do it." (Q&A)

Nano Session #6​

11 July 2023, 16:00 CEST

Speakers:

  • Ronen Tamari on "Open Science Sensemaking: Adding Sensemaking Data to the Scientific Record for Making Sense of Science" (presentation)
  • Erik van Winkle on "Nanosessions #5 follow-up: IPFS CID Overview" (presentation)

Nano Session #5​

13 June 2023, 16:00 CEST

Speakers:

  • Erik van Winkle on "Atomic Units of Knowledge in Research Objects: How FDOs Targeting Different Use Cases Can Collaborate" (demo and presentation)
  • Tobias Kuhn on "Scaling Nanopublications: Considerations on the Long and Short Run" (presentation)

Nano Session #4​

16 Mai 2023, 16:00 CEST

Speakers:

  • Barbara Magagna on "The Value of Nanopubs for Representing FAIR Enabling Resources" (demo and presentation)
  • Stefano Marchesin on "Annotated Data Doesn't Grow on Trees, but Nanopublications Do: Exploiting Nanopublications to Train Relation Extraction Models for Gene-Disease Associations" (demo and presentation)

Nano Session #3​

18 April 2023, 16:00 CEST

Speakers:

  • Vincent Emonet on "Simplifying Nanopublications on the Web with nanopub-js: Browser-Compatible Libraries and Standard Web Components" (presentation)
  • Teodor Georgiev on "What Did my Paper Say? Nanopublications Pilot at RIO Journal Lets Authors Add Short & Precise Scientific Statements to Publications from Across the Research Process" (demo and presentation)

Nano Session #2​

28 March 2023, 16:00 CEST

Speakers:

  • Gianmaria Silvello on "Annotations of biomedical facts: Semi-Automatic Nanopubs and Knowledge Provenance" (presentation)
  • Jorrit Poelen on "How Big is that Bee? On Distributed Publishing of Existing Digitized Specimen Records and Their Derived Knowledge" (demo and presentation)

Nano Session #1​

28 February 2023, 16:00 CET

Speakers:

  • Jorrit Poelen on "What Bee? On Distributed Publishing of Existing Digitized Specimen Records and Their Derived Knowledge" (demo and presentation)
  • Tobias Kuhn on "Moving from Bench to Dash: Demo of the New Online Mode of the Nanopublishing Tool Nanobench / Nanodash and an Update on Some of the New and Planned Features"