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Darrell W. Gunter

Collexis an Elsevier Company

August 5, 2010

"How semantic technology enhances the productivity of scientific researchers."

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Our Agenda For TodayThe Challenges of Scientific Research

The Collexis Technology

Case Studies

Professional Networks

Institutional Networks Johns Hopkins & Asklepios

Managing the Peer Review Process

Summation

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The Facts

• 90 – 100 hours to

write an article

• 2 – 3 Peer Review 3 –

6 hrs

Researchers

• Articles 154 vs. 83

• # pages/article 12.4 vs.

7.4

• Total pages 2,216 vs.

820

Journal Growth

23,000 Jnls / 90% electronic /Articles –

800K+

1,2,3

The Author is under great pressure!

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Collexis Technology

KnowledgeBaseText Fingerprint

Collexis Fingerprint Engine

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Collexis Knowledge Engine 7.0

Tokenizer NormalizerAbbreviation

expansion

DehyphenationLanguage

detection

Coordination

expansion

Part-of-Speech

taggingEntity recognition based on regular expressions

Noun phrase

detection

Concept findingPart-of-speech based disambiguation of

thesaurus concepts

Exclude known

idioms

Fingerprint

aggregation

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Collexis Knowledge Engine 7.0Modular NLP workbench – processing and analyzing of text

documents

Retrieval and aggregation engine – serving the application

layer

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Collexis – selected references

American Institute of Physics Stanford University

Asklepios Kliniken Johnson & Johnson

Johns Hopkins University University of California, San

Franciscio

Dana Farber Cancer Institute

Harvard University

National Institutes of Health

Mayo Clinic

California Institute for

Quantitative Biosciences (QB3),

The Wellcome Trust Albert Einstein College of

Medicine

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Explore instead of Searching!

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Creating expert profiles from documents using semantic technologies

Document fingerprints aggregated to expert profiles!

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BiomedExperts – more than 300,000+ registered users

Prepopulated network – based on PubMed

1.8 million precalculated experts

More than 24 million co-author relations between them

Representing over 3,500 institutions

From 190 countries

Growing each day between 500 and 1000 users

BME data used in other applications

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Co-author based

networks

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Geographical

mapping of the

co-author network

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Johns Hopkins: The Issue! Connecting Experts

Fall retreat: Main issue how do they take advantage of the

university‟s expertise and build collaboration

First solution – Repurpose a parking lot to be a coffee shop

for the JH community to grab a cup of Joe and find new

collaborators.

Outcome – Great coffee, great conversation but

collaboration did not take off.

The Collexis Solution – Expert Institutional Dashboard!

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Same Application for the NIH

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Asklepios

Facts and Figures

• Asklepios - Europe„s largest health care

provider– 500.000 patients for inpatient care per year, 95 hospitals, 21.000 beds

– 34.500 employees

– Asklepios owns medical nursing and allied health schools

– Home care programs and residential care programs

• Asklepios International – Pacific Health System – California

– Greece, Athens Medical Center

– University hospital in Shanghai: Joint Venture with Siemens and Tongji University

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Optimize Workflows

(e.g. Avoid interruptions

caused by knowledge search,

retrieval, and application)

Distribute

Expert Knowledge

(across multiple locations,

time zones, medical

conditions)

Guide Workflows

(e.g. Care Plans, Expert-

Task Context Allocation)

Help Asklepios to know

“what Asklepios knows”

Stimulate new

Knowledge Acquisition Usage

Models

Why Knowledge

Management?

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• Patient, male, age of 62, needs a knee joint prosthesis

due to Rheumatoid Arthritis

• Where is the best place to get it?

• Criteria which will be taken into account:

– Geographical aspects

– Recommendation of his GP

– Publicly available information - mostly via Internet

• Strongest competitors: university hospitals (within the

region)

Use Case 1 – Expert

profiles

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Asklepios Research

Profiles

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Expert Profile of Prof.

Grifka

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Make Internal Expertise

available!

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Provide a single point of search

for all relevant content from

publishers!

Link internal expertise /

experience and external

knowledge sources!

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• Patient with lung cancer and reduced renal function

• Decision in chemotherapeutic drug is pending

• Preferred choice: Cisplatin as chemotherapeutic agent

• Open questions: can Cisplatin be used which has

nephrotoxicity as a side effect?

Use Case 4 - External Resources and

Internal Experience Use Case 4 - External

Resources and Internal Experience

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Search - Cisplatin shows

the relevant publications

from Springer, Elsevier,

Thieme, OVID and other

publishers

Asklepios Intelligent

Digital Library

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Opening an journal article…

…shows immediately similar

publications colleagues

… and the names

and expert profiles

Link External Knowledge and

Internal Expertise

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Key Issues in STM IndustryPublishers / Editors

Finding the right reviewer

Expanding their pool of reviewers

Institutions

Determining what grants they should go after

Determining who within their organization is best to apply

Grant Funding Organizations

Analyzing the vast amount of grant applications submitted.

Determining who within the organization is best qualified to review the grant application

(known and unknown)

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The Challenge for STM PublishersReceive thousands of manuscripts annually

Timely process to conduct the Peer Review Process

Timely process to determine who should review it.

Important for reviewer to free of conflicts of interest

Ethics of review process are paramount

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Key Benefits Reviewer FinderFingerprint of manuscript - Clarity

Determine the best reviewer

Free of conflicts

More efficient and effective process

Ultimately increases profitability

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The effectiveness of Semantic Technology

Aggregates the researcher's publications into a Fingerprint of weighted

relevant concepts

Expert Profiles (individual, institution, dept, country,etc.)

Shows co-author relationships (who publishes with whom)

Conduct search by key concepts

Match content from a variety of sources based on a key concept,

researcher, country, etc.

Determine expert for peer review, grant application, project, etc.

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www.collexis.com

Thank you for your attention!

Darrell W. Gunter

[email protected], cell +1-973-454-3475