Egon Willighagen :oa:  

the meeting hashtag is

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Looking forward to the BioHackathon next week

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Antonin Delpeuch  

#OpenRefine 3.1 beta is out! Thanks to all our contributors and to the Google News Initiative. Check it out and let us know how you find it!
github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefi

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inventaire.io  

hello new followers! feel welcome to ask any question or share feedback, and if a feature seems missing, have a look to the roadmap! roadmap.inventaire.io #inventaireio #books #sharing

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Egon Willighagen :oa:  

improved query: query.wikidata.org/#%0ASELECT%

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Egon Willighagen :oa:  

I added two new books to my @inventaire inventaire.io/inventory/egonw

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Egon Willighagen :oa:  

a growing number of scholars are linked to affiliations in and with the ORCID and more and more articles are linked to universities... here we see the number of authors with a certain number of articles for Maastricht University: query.wikidata.org/embed.html#

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I am looking for a PhD student interested in , ontologies, and nanomaterials and their interactions with living matter, to work on the NanoCommons project: academictransfer.com/en/50675/

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Egon Willighagen :oa:  

so, you are wondering which organizations have the most authors with identifiers associated? Well, wins hands down... (source: ) query.wikidata.org/embed.html#

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New instance feature on Scholar Social Show more

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just testing the new LaTeX functionality... \(e=mc^{2}\)

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hi all, started on Twitter, I see no reason not to do it here too... do you want to know how much #wikidata knows about your publications Show more

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Silvio Peroni  

The paper presenting a bird-eye view of the whole suite of (i.e. the canonical way for citing them) is now available in in the Springer Nature Computer Science portal at doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-0066.

It will be presented next week at and describes the genesis of a big ecosystem of ontological modules for describing the scholarly publishing domain by means of technologies.

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maxlath  

and if you don't have npm installed but you have #docker, you can try it this way: docker run --rm -t maxlath/wikidata-cli:latest data --format ttl Q123 Q124 #WikidataJS #Wikidata

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maxlath  

[#wikidata-cli][new feature] dump entities in rdf/ttl github.com/maxlath/wikidata-cl
#WikidataJS #rdf #ttl

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if you want to hear my thought about #openscience ... Show more

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Egon Willighagen :oa:  

ok... apparently there are two ways of doing this (yes, I was using the wrong way...)... I need to "export" as BiBTeX... that looks a lot better...

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Egon Willighagen :oa:  

just noticed that the BibTeX export of Zotero has more issues than just the inconvenient lack of multiline formatting ... "et al" in the list of authors??? ::(:

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anyone here who already played with RStudio's Radix for authoring scientific papers? experiences?

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blog post: "Two presentations of last week: NanoTox 2018 and the BeNeLuX Metabolomics Days" chem-bla-ics.blogspot.com/2018

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