As the number of bioinformatics services on the web increases, finding a tool or database that performs the task you require can be problematic. At the AAAI poster session on Wednesday, I presented our paper describing a novel solution to this problem. It uses a reasoner to “intelligently” search for web services, by semantically matching service requests with advertisements and has some advantages over comparable solutions...
Bio::Blogs edition 2 is scheduled for August 1st over at my place. This is the first reminder - 10 days to go - for your submissions. We have three already, I'm pleased to say.
You can submit a blog entry of your own, or of one that you've read and enjoyed. The only "rules" are: it must be from a blog, it should be recent and the topic should be in the broad area of bioinformatics or computational biology. As last time, we'll divide the submissions into conferences, primers/reviews and blog articles. I might throw "discussion of papers" in there too.
Send your submissions to bioblogs <at> gmail.com. Same address if you'd like to host a future edition. I'll be reminding you again next Friday, with 3 days to go. Meanwhile, spread the word through the blogosphere!
