My role as a biologist and bioinformatician in e-science is to help increase the usefulness of emerging information technologies for biology, while experimenting with new ways to increase insight into mechanisms related to structure and function of DNA in the cell. I experiment with technologies such as workflow, knowledge extraction from text, semantic web and virtual research environments such as myExperiment.

More information on the blog below (originally uploaded as an example for the 'NBIC on workflows' workshop in Lunteren, the Netherlands, March 2008).

http://www.myexperiment.org/blogs/15

Other contact details:

Also see my web page at the University of Amsterdam: http://home.medewerker.uva.nl/m.roos1

Interests:

Structure/function relationship of DNA in the cell, e-science, automated support for modeling biological mechanisms by knowledge extraction and semantic web technology.

Field/Industry: Biology

Occupation/Role(s): PhD, e-(bio)scientist (biology 'power-user'), biology e-Science liaison for NBIC and e-Science organisations

Organisation(s):

Leiden University Medical Centre
University of Amsterdam
NBIC
OMII-UK / myGrid

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