ScienceWISE: A Web-based Interactive Semantic Platform for Scientiﬁc Collaboration

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ScienceWISE

A
Web-‐based
Interac2ve
Seman2c

Pla7orm
for
Scien2ﬁc
Collabora2on

Karl
Aberer,
Alexey
Boyarsky,

Philippe
Cudré-‐Maurox,
Gianluca

Demar-ni,
and
Oleg
Ruchayskiy

ScienceWISE

•  An
on-‐line
pla7orm
for
scien2ﬁc
publica2ons

•  A
seman2c
layer
on
top
of
ArXiv.org

•  Scien2ﬁc
bookmarking

•  Store
and
query
publica2on
meta-‐data
online

•  Expert
Finding

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ScienceWISE: A Web-based Interactive Semantic Platform for Scientiﬁc Collaboration

1. ScienceWISE A Web-‐based Interac2ve Seman2c Pla7orm for Scien2ﬁc Collabora2on Karl Aberer, Alexey Boyarsky, Philippe Cudré-‐Maurox, Gianluca Demar-ni, and Oleg Ruchayskiy

2. ScienceWISE •  An on-‐line pla7orm for scien2ﬁc publica2ons •  A seman2c layer on top of ArXiv.org

3.

4. •  Scien2ﬁc bookmarking •  Store and query publica2on meta-‐data online •  Expert Finding