Keynote highlights the role of knowledge bases in interpreting omics data, suggesting new approaches for diagnosis and treatment.
Chris Mungall (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) Open Knowledge Bases in the Age of Generative AI (Keynote talk for joint BOSC/BOKR session) ABSTRACT: The scientific and clinical community relies on the active development of a wide range of interlinked knowledge bases in order to plan experiments, interpret omics data, and to help with the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
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