[BBC] Knowledge Graphs in the Life Sciences - Registration closes soon - BioSB 13 - 17 March

[BeNeLux bioinformaticians forum]

Dear colleagues,

March 13 - 17 BioSB organizes (in Wageningen, NL) the course

     "*Knowledge Graphs in the Life Sciences*".

Although many people indicated their interest in this course, not many 
people have signed up so far. Make sure to register *quickly* if you 
want to gain more experience and knowledge with/about Linked Data 
technologies. Experienced teachers (like Jasper Koehorst, Önder Babur 
and Anna Fensel) are ready to share their expertise with you!

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More information about the course can be found **here 
<https://www.dtls.nl/courses/fair-linked-data-in-the-life-sciences/>**.
**Registration (pref. before 3 Febr) can be done here 
<https://www.aanmelder.nl/139335/subscribe>.
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You can expect the following learning outcomes:

  * Explain Linked Data technologies (Internet, Semantic Web,
    ontologies, graph databases), standards and recommendations (as URI,
    XML, RDF, OWL, SPARQL), and their use in forming a Web of Data;
  * Use Linked Data technologies for retrieving information in the
    Semantic Web (i.e. use of SPARQL);
  * Use of existing vocabularies for annotating data and endpoints for
    finding data for a particular domain;
  * Understand the FAIR principles and how to apply it to a research
    project;
  * Able to convert research metadata into FAIR Linked Datasets.

The course is aimed at PhD students with a background in biology, 
computer science or a related field, and life sciences. Participants 
from the private sector are also welcome. Preparation material will be 
distributed dug the course.

We wish you a warm welcome in Wageningen!

Kind regards,
Petra Aarnoutse
community manager BioSB
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