Schema.org 6.0 is out! Lots of small but useful improvements, see release notes at schema.org/docs/releases.… for details. As always, many thanks to everyone who contributed :)

In #Goslar, at our annual TIB ▪ @[email protected] #ResearchRetreat 🎉👏🏼

Today Corona produced a huge innovation and historic moment: Farah Karim successfully defended her PhD thesis on "Compact Representations of Observational Data" completely online with commission members Michael Rohs, Maria-Esther Vidal 🇪🇺 🇻🇪, Vojtech Svatek and >25 people online.

... for more detailed information and insights we recommend also "A demo of the Open Research Knowledge Graph" by Yaser Jaradeh 👉 doi.org/10.5446/42537 and this presentation by @[email protected] 👉 doi.org/10.5446/42465 #ORKG

We would like to use this space to thank our programme committee. Without their support the workshop wouldn't go on as planned. We have received outstanding reviews. Thank you. Thank you very much. #SKG2020

ACL 2020 #acl2020nlp ends this week! If you didn't manage to attend all #KnowledgeGraph related talks - I comprised a review of KG-related papers focusing on question answering, KG embeddings, graph-to-text NLG, some ConvAI and OpenIE 😊 #NLProc medium.com/@mgalkin/knowl…

New paper: Allard Oelen, Yaser Jaradeh, @markusstocker , and @[email protected] (2020). Generate FAIR Literature Surveys with Scholarly Knowledge Graphs. doi.org/10.1145/338358… #JCDL2020

New paper tpdl2020: Yaser Jaradeh, @markusstocker, and @[email protected]. Question Answering on Scholarly Knowledge Graphs. doi.org/10.1007/978-3-…. Pre-print arXiv.org: arxiv.org/abs/2006.01527.

It was a pleasure to present "Challenges of Linking Organizational Information in Open Government Data to Knowledge Graphs" (joint work w/ Omaima Fallatah @sebneum Yaser Jaradeh @AxelPolleres) today at #EKAW :) Preprint: arxiv.org/pdf/2008.06232… #BOSK #EKAW2020 #knowledgegraphs

K-CAP'19 #tbt "Open Research Knowledge Graph..." dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/33… Why we like it: Improving the accessibility, discovery, and replicability of science and data artefacts is extremely important! #OpenScience #KnowledgeGraphs

A pre-print of our paper “Triple Classification for Scholarly Knowledge Graph Completion” KCap2021 is now available. Congrats again to Kuldeep Singh @markusstocker @[email protected] 🎊

Awesome visual summarization of our paper KCap2021 by WhiteBoardGirl . This is going in my thesis presentation 😅

A part of the ORKG team participated in #L3Sretreat L3S Research Center @L3S_Research_Center@wisskomm working towards motivating and improving 📈📊⚙️Knowledge & technology transfer, 💸💰funding opportunities, and 👩‍🏫🎯🧑‍🏫mentoring.

Great PhD defense yesterday by Yaser Jaradeh on his thesis "Thinking Outside the Graph - Scholarly Knowledge Graph Construction Leveraging Natural Language Processing". Congratulations! Yaser is one of the key people behind orkg.org development.

Congratulations Yaser Jaradeh to his successful defense! 🥳🎓

📢 New feature: Comparison Reviews! We often get asked how quality control can be simplified in a crowd-based curation approach and our new feature brings the answer: With reviews of Comparisons, you can directly see, which quality criteria a specific work alread fulfills. 1/3

In light of the 5th anniversary of ORKG’s alpha release, we are pleased to announce our first Research Knowledge Graph Symposium on May 15 and 16 at TIB, Hannover!

Attending our Research Knowledge Graph Symposium in May? Here are some of the topics that await you during our 1.5 day program. events.tib.eu/rkgsymposium20… In case you haven’t registered yet, visit events.tib.eu/rkgsymposium20…