Ginger Tsueng

The paper develops a metadata schema based on Schema.org to improve the findability of infectious disease datasets and computational tools across repositories.

The paper introduces outbreak.info Research Library, a platform that aggregates and standardizes over 350,000 COVID-19 resources from sixteen repositories for easy search and exploration.

The paper introduces the BioThings SDK, a toolkit for building high-performance data APIs in biomedical research, enabling integration of annotations from multiple data sources.

The paper introduces a browser-based tool to help researchers and repository developers use schema.org standards to improve the FAIRness of biomedical data.

The paper describes Wikidata as a FAIR knowledge graph for life sciences, showcasing its breadth, tools for integration, and use cases in biomedical analysis.

The paper demonstrates that citizen scientists can perform relationship extraction from biomedical abstracts using Mark2Cure, highlighting the importance of accurate named entity recognition.

The paper implements JSON-LD on BioThings APIs to enhance interoperability through semantic annotations, enabling cross-linking and improved query capabilities.

The paper introduces Science Game Lab, a platform to support the creation and enhancement of scientific games with a purpose.

This paper demonstrates that volunteer citizen scientists can perform named entity recognition in biomedical literature with high accuracy using a web-based platform, offering a scalable alternative to paid microtask platforms.

MyGene.info and MyVariant.info offer APIs for querying gene and variant annotations using a scalable cloud-based infrastructure.