Author Archives: pm286

In the previous post we showed how ContentMine could give immediate knowledge about a scientific topic – we analysed “Isospora”, which is a nasty tummy bug. Let’s just read Wikipedia to get some idea of the language we’ll need   … Continue reading →

Yesterday Tom, Natalie and I had coffee together. Natalie’s a Vet student – at Royal Veterinary College – and we got talking about her project – 8 weeks doing practical research on Isospora. I’ve never heard of it. No idea … Continue reading →

Great meeting at Brussels EP yesterday. Would have liked to tweet but didn’t have password. – There *were* tweets by the MEPs. So I wrote my notes like tweets I would have made.  Maye be useful to some, mystifying to … Continue reading →

The ContentMine (contentmine.org) has almost finished the infrastructure and software for automatic daily mining of the scientific literature. We hope to start testing in the next few days. I’ll try to post frequent information. The software has been developed by … Continue reading →

I’m spending a (long) day going to Brussels to a meeting run by MEPs and the European Parliament on Text and Data Mining. Here’s the metadata: “Demystifying Text and Data Mining in a copyright context” When: Wednesday 27 April 2016, … Continue reading →

I have a 30 mins session at Force2016 on Semantic Publishing. I’ll concentrate on ContentMine. I shall not powerpoint people, but do some experiments. Here are some useful links:   Content mine website contentmine.org. Install contentmine software yourself https://contentmine.github.io/. (Julia … Continue reading →

Nature also charges to read about Zika. The British Dental Journal is owned by them.

Wolters-Kluwer charge to read Zika papers…

I thought all responsible publishers had agree to make Zika articles Open Access. I was clearly wrong. Open Access saves lives Closed Access ? ? ?