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Research Visit at UC San Diego

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Maria Skeppstedt and Aron Henriksson are currently visiting the Division of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) at the University of California, San Diego, which is located in the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC). The visit will last for a month and is one of … Continue reading

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Research visit at the University of Vienna

Last week, I found myself in Vienna invited by Prof. Dimitris Karagiannis, head of the Knowledge and Business Engineering Research Group at the University of Vienna. During my stay there I had the chance to learn more about the OpenModels … Continue reading

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A visit at the Department of medical informatics at Hokkaido University

I visited the Department of medical informatics at School of medicine, Hokkaido University in Sapporo, Japan. The topics of their research range from telemedicine to hospital management. They also do research that is very close to what is done in … Continue reading

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IT for Health Seminar – Miguel Ballesteros: Enhancing and Applying Dependency Analysis in Different Topics: Negation, Speculation and Text Simplification

Today we had an invited guest Miguel Ballesteros, from the Department of Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence at Universidad de Complutense, Madrid, that is visiting the Department of Linguistics and Philology, Uppsala University for a research stay this fall. Miguel talked about dependency parsing of … Continue reading

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IS-seminarie Experience reuse … the missing link? : Peter Funk

Peter Funk professor at Mälardalens högskola, Västerås, visited us today and held an IS-seminar. Peter is a former student at DSV, that worked at Ellemtel, Ericsson, and took his PhD at Edinburgh University in Scotland in Artificial Intelligence. Peter talked … Continue reading

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EnRiMa Workshop in Vienna

The 7-8th September, Janis, Nam and I visited Vienna to have a workshop within the EnRiMa project. The purpose of the workshop was to continue to refine the requirement for the decisions support system aimed at helping building managers of … Continue reading

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Guest lecture: Forensic Science and Information Systems

SEClab invites students, researchers, practitioners and staff to a Guest lecture by Dr Colin Armstrong, from Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia on the theme “Forensic Science and Information Systems”. Time: June 16 at 16.00 Place: Lecture hall C, Forum, Isafjordsgatan … Continue reading

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IS-Seminar: Making Natural Language Processing (NLP) More Accessible for Analysis of Clinical Text: Wendy Chapman

Welcome to our next IS-seminar: Making Natural Language Processing (NLP) More Accessible for Analysis of Clinical Text with Dr. Wendy Chapman from University of California, San Diego. When: Wednesday June 8th 12.00-13.00 Where: 6405A Forum 100 DSV/Stockholm University, Kista Abstract … Continue reading

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