Early bird rates for the Protege-OWL Short Course expire tomorrow (Wednesday, May 2nd) at midnight!

The Protege-OWL Short Course provides an in-depth introduction to ontology engineering and the Web Ontology Language (OWL).  We cover best practices in ontology building and the latest Semantic Web technologies, including OWL 2, RDF, SPARQL, and SWRL.

During the hands-on portion of the course, participants will learn how to navigate the latest version of the Protege tool set, which supports the full OWL 2 standard.  Protege is the most popular and widely used ontology editor, employed in projects by organizations such as the World Health Organization, eBay, and Yahoo!.

- Dates & location: May 30 - June 1, 2012, Stanford University
- Course content: http://goo.gl/wC7IU
- Course schedule: http://goo.gl/JPP1o
- Online registration: http://goo.gl/uiRxu
- Facebook event page: http://goo.gl/tp3WQ

All portions of the course will be taught by members of the Protege staff:

Matthew Horridge
Natasha Noy
Martin O'Connor
Timothy Redmond
Samson Tu
Tania Tudorache
Jennifer Vendetti

Questions?  Contact protege-shortcourse at lists.stanford.edu.

Best Regards,
The Protege Team

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Dear Protege Community,

We are pleased to announce another offering of the Protege-OWL Short Course in late May of this year.

The Protege-OWL Short Course provides an in-depth introduction to ontology engineering and the Web Ontology Language (OWL).  We cover best practices in ontology building and the latest Semantic Web technologies, including OWL 2, RDF, SPARQL, and SWRL.

During the hands-on portion of the course, participants will learn how to navigate the latest version of the Protege tool set, which supports the full OWL 2 standard.  Protege is the most popular and widely used ontology editor, employed in projects by organizations such as the World Health Organization, eBay, and Yahoo!.

- Dates & location: May 30 - June 1, 2012, Stanford University
- Course content: http://goo.gl/wC7IU
- Course schedule: http://goo.gl/JPP1o
- Online registration: http://goo.gl/uiRxu
- Facebook event page: http://goo.gl/tp3WQ

All portions of the course will be taught by members of the Protege staff:

Matthew Horridge
Natasha Noy
Martin O'Connor
Timothy Redmond
Samson Tu
Tania Tudorache
Jennifer Vendetti

Questions?  Contact protege-shortcourse at lists.stanford.edu.

Best Regards,
The Protege Team

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Early bird rates for the Protege-OWL Short Course expire tomorrow (Wednesday, February 29th) at midnight!

The Protege-OWL Short Course provides an in-depth introduction to ontology engineering and the Web Ontology Language (OWL).  We cover best practices in ontology building and the latest Semantic Web technologies, including OWL 2, RDF, SPARQL, and SWRL.

During the hands-on portion of the course, participants will learn how to navigate the latest version of the Protege tool set, which supports the full OWL 2 standard.  Protege is the most popular and widely used ontology editor, employed in projects by organizations such as the World Health Organization, eBay, and Yahoo!.

- Dates & location: March 28-30, 2012, Stanford University
- Course content: http://goo.gl/GdWjs
- Course schedule: http://goo.gl/DbI1w
- Online registration: http://goo.gl/1u032
- Facebook event page: http://goo.gl/Q08Yf

All portions of the course will be taught by members of the Protege staff:

Matthew Horridge
Natasha Noy
Martin O'Connor
Timothy Redmond
Samson Tu
Tania Tudorache
Jennifer Vendetti

Questions?  Contact protege-shortcourse at lists.stanford.edu.

Best Regards,
The Protege Team

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Early bird rates for the Protege-OWL Short Course expire next week on Wednesday, February 29th!

The Protege-OWL Short Course provides an in-depth introduction to ontology engineering and the Web Ontology Language (OWL).  We cover best practices in ontology building and the latest Semantic Web technologies, including OWL 2, RDF, SPARQL, and SWRL.

During the hands-on portion of the course, participants will learn how to navigate the latest version of the Protege tool set, which supports the full OWL 2 standard.  Protege is the most popular and widely used ontology editor, employed in projects by organizations such as the World Health Organization, eBay, and Yahoo!.

- Dates & location: March 28-30, 2012, Stanford University
- Course content: http://goo.gl/GdWjs
- Course schedule: http://goo.gl/DbI1w
- Online registration: http://goo.gl/1u032
- Facebook event page: http://goo.gl/Q08Yf

All portions of the course will be taught by members of the Protege staff:

Matthew Horridge
Natasha Noy
Martin O'Connor
Timothy Redmond
Samson Tu
Tania Tudorache
Jennifer Vendetti

Questions?  Contact protege-shortcourse at lists.stanford.edu.

Best Regards,
The Protege Team

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Protege Community,

Online registration for the Protege-OWL Short Course is now available: http://goo.gl/v4I7b! 

Early bird discounts expire February 29th, and we offer a 10% discount for groups of 4 or more people from the same organization.

- Dates & location: March 28-30, 2012, Stanford University
- Course content: http://goo.gl/GdWjs
- Course schedule: http://goo.gl/DbI1w

Questions?  Contact protege-shortcourse <at> lists.stanford.edu.

Check out our Facebook event page for the course, or get regular updates from our Twitter feed.

Best Regards,
The Protege Team

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Protege Community,

We are pleased to announce that we will hold another offering of the Protege-OWL Short Course early next year.  The course provides an introduction to ontology development in OWL, both from a theoretical standpoint and from a practical standpoint through hands-on use of the Protege platform. Instructors emphasize how to use OWL ontologies, and other semantic technologies like SWRL, to build semantic applications with examples from real-world use cases.

The course is especially geared toward beginner and intermediate users of Protege-OWL, but everyone is welcome to register.  Online registration will be available in early January.

- Dates & location: March 28-30, 2012, Stanford University
- Course content: http://goo.gl/GdWjs
- Course schedule: http://goo.gl/DbI1w

Questions?  Contact protege-shortcourse <at> lists.stanford.edu.

You can find regular course updates on our Facebook and Twitter accounts.

Best Regards,
The Protege Team

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Colleagues,

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Protege Community (and beyond),

We are seeking a senior-level software engineer for a new position on the Protege team.  The job description is provided below.

If you are interested in applying, please proceed to our online job posting (http://goo.gl/UCYd2) and click the Apply button.

Best Regards,
Jennifer

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Software Engineer
 
Job ID: 41011
Job Location: School of Medicine
Job Category: Information Technology Services
Salary: 4P3
Date Posted: Dec 15, 2010
 
The Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research, a division within the Stanford University School of Medicine, is looking for a senior-level software engineer to help design and develop extensions to a large Web-based ontology editing system. The system uses Java and GWT as its main technologies. The system is the customization of the Protege ontology development environment for the use by the World Health Organization in collaborative development of ICD-11. The International Classification of Diseases (ICD) is published by WHO and is used worldwide for morbidity and mortality statistics, reimbursement systems, and automated decision support in medicine. This is a full-time position, fixed-term through 12/31/11 pending additional grant funding.

Qualifications:
Candidate will have at least an undergraduate degree in computer science or a related discipline. Successful candidates will have at least six years of experience developing high performance applications in Java and three years of experience developing web applications.

Required:
Experience maintaining and developing complex Java-based systems is required. Knowledge of GWT programming is required.

Desired:
Experience with JDBC is preferred. Experience fixing performance problems and memory leaks is preferred. Experience with knowledge bases or the Semantic Web is highly desirable but not required. Experience working in an interdisciplinary environment is also highly desirable. Experience collaborating with multiple organizations in different parts of the country is highly desirable. Experience developing collaborative platforms is highly desirable. Experience developing social-networking tools is a plus.

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