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Our mission is to give researchers an easy-to-use open source text mining code allowing them to extract knowledge from academic papers.

Cambridge, England
Joined April 2014
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We can help you ease the pressure of finding the right content for your #research project or studies. Sourcing the right information doesn’t have to be difficult! Don’t forget to #share this video! #SocialDay18
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.@ReicherStephen from @IndependentSage . I will be listening. So should you
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Now have a prototype Biorxiv crawler/reader and hope to do the same for `medrxiv`
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now extracting knowledge from research articles and theses to tackle COVID-19 pandemic
Getting started on the PCR for Klenow DNA Assembly of a plasmid to express DNA polymerase at the Ethiopian Biotechnology Institute. The course has unexpectedly doubled in size - great to see such interest in recombinant protein expression, #biotech and #synbio in Ethiopia
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If you have some great #openhardware for experimental biology, submit an abstract and join the #SEB_Electronics session @SEBiology #SEB2020 meeting (3-7 Jul in Prague)! Organised by @M_Oellermann & @richelletanner. Deadline 13 Mar sebiology.org/events/event/s… #openscience #opensource
Today we successfully ran part 1 of a bioinformatics training course at KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana. Kudos to @nashalselection for helping with slide content!
We started another capacity building journey today. @SamWithamPhD interning with us through @BeneficialBio started an intro to Bioinformatics and Python for Biologists course teaching sequence databases, BLAST, and basic command lines #synbio
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Beneficial Bio is a not-for-profit biotech social franchise aiming to provide low-cost, accessible and sustainable lab reagents to scientists in resource limited labs around the world. Stay tuned for further updates! #openscience #synbio
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I need a free tool to draw an entity-relation diagram. Any suggestions. Could be online but I don't want a service that I need to register with. Thanks.
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This evening I'll be at the London @wikidata meetup, with the latest from #ScienceSource. @TheContentMine meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meet…
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Learn more about how scientific discoveries become clinical medicine using @wikidata in tomorrow's @camscience workshop day run by @TheContentMine @cammakespace 10-5 (please sign up in advance if possible) meetup.com/Makespace/events/… #csf2019
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Day 06 of @TIGR2ESS workshop #R4R and @petermurrayrust from @TheContentMine on Data Extraction from scholarly literature using Holy Basil as an example! Teams from all over India @NipgrSocial #delhi to learn &share! @GCRF @plantsci @GlobalFood_Camb @Cambridge_Uni @EuropePMC_news
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Teams from all the @TIGR2ESS FPs meet @NipgrSocial #delhi to exchange ideas, share updates & benefit in workshops. @GCRF @UKRI_News @plantsci @GlobalFood_Camb @CamUniGeography @Cambridge_Uni @GriffithsHoward @gilienv @NIABTAG @UCamArchaeology (@tobysmithphoto behind the camera)
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Off shortly to @nwspk House to meet with Radical Engineers interested in health projects. Pitching for #ScienceSource. @TheContentMine
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Replying to @LSHTM
@LSHTM Thanks for hosting my #ScienceSource workshop for @TheContentMine on Tuesday. Very friendly room!
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1/ Really delighted that Alexis Hansen of Grand Valley State Univ has "been awarded the Joan Nestle Prize for your essay “Developing a Transcartohistoriography.” from the Committee for LGBT History clgbthistory.org/ Congratulations! (perhaps more details on the site)
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18 yrs ago, Wikipedia didn't exist. 10 yrs ago, it was not taken seriously by many academics. Now we run events at universities & there are even Wikimedians based at universities. Do you still think there are obstacles to universities using Wikipedia, or is it more accepted now?
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