PHTD 2012 Spring Meeting - units.sla.org
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<strong>PHTD</strong> <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong>, Baltimore MD<br />
4<br />
Sunday, March 18 (CE Course)<br />
9 am - 1 pm Applying text mining techniques for scientific literature<br />
and patent search and analysis: A Hands-On Workshop<br />
Instructors:<br />
Dr. David Milward, Chief Technology Officer, Linguamatics<br />
Dr Jeff Nauss, Senior Application Specialist, Linguamatics<br />
This course is for those interested in learning more about text mining, natural<br />
language processing and how it is applies to drug discovery. Our goal is to<br />
educate attendees on how to deal with the vast amounts of information available<br />
from the literature, and how text mining can get them to answers more quickly.<br />
Existing experience with text mining is not required.<br />
Biographies<br />
David Milward has 20 years experience of product development, consultancy and research<br />
in natural language processing. David is a founder of Linguamatics and pioneer of interactive<br />
text mining. He has been involved in applying text mining to applications in the life sciences<br />
for over 10 years, initially as a Senior Computer Scientist at SRI International. David has a<br />
PhD from the University of Cambridge, and was a researcher and lecturer at the University of<br />
Edinburgh. He is widely published in the areas of information extraction, spoken dialogue,<br />
parsing, syntax and semantics.<br />
Jeff Nauss is an Applications Specialist with Linguamatics based in Boston, MA. Prior to<br />
joining Linguamatics, Jeff served in the US Army, attaining the rank of major, and has held<br />
positions as the Director of Molecular Modeling Services at the University of Cincinnati and as<br />
the Lead Training Scientist for Accelrys. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in microbiology<br />
and a Master of Science degree in biochemistry, both from Texas A&M University. His PhD is<br />
from Rutgers University in physical chemistry.<br />
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