Hi all,
I hope you are all doing well, and here are our September updates:
- We are just back from a great meeting with Pensoft in Sofia, where we
discussed the concepts and the technical infrastructure for the (near!)
future of scientific publishing. Lots of things are moving in this area,
and FAIR, AI, and nanopublications will play an important part.
- We presented nanopublications at a meeting of the RDF & Linked Data
Group of the University of Geneva. Check out the slides:
https://knowledgepixels.github.io/unige-rdf-linked-data-seminar/
- You can now annotate articles on the web using dokieli and publish
your annotations as nanopublications. We integrated nanopublication
publishing into dokieli as part of our Nanoarguments project, funded by
NLnet.
https://knowledgepixels.com/nanoarguments/
- And we had a great nanopublication tutorial at SEMANTICS 2026 in
Ghent. The slides and the Nanodash space are both online:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22762684 and
https://w3id.org/spaces/semantics/2026-eu/nanopub-tutorial
One more thing, hot off the press: we just put a project on Manifund,
for a shared open record of claims by humans and AI, built on
nanopublications. It is crowdfunded, and we need $15k minimum by 2
November, so we would be very grateful for your support:
https://manifund.org/projects/a-shared-open-record-of-claims-by-humans-and-ai
Regards,
Tobias