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SICS Box 1263 SE-164 29 Kista SWEDEN |
phone: +46 (0)8 633 15 37 fax: +46 (0)8 751 72 30 http: www.sics.se/~franzen smtp: franzen at sics.se |
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I'm a member of the Userware laboratory at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science [SICS]. The main focus of my research is in text analysis. Before joining SICS in 1998, I spent a year as a visiting researcher in the Proteus Project at New York University. That is where I first came to work in the area of Information Extraction. For an introduction to questions that influence and inspire my research, see the manifesto (or this short version in English). My recent research interests also include how methods from Language Engineering can be applied to problems in Bioinformatics and Chemoinformatics, as well as the role of automatic text analysis in Medical Informatics, and for the application area of healtcare. Since December 2007 I am also the coordinator of SICS' focus area SICS Health.
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FetchProt The project FetchProt intends to provide both academia and industry in the biotechnology and life science areas with a publicly available infrastructure for management and retrieval of knowledge about protein functions. The goal is to automatically find, assess, and gather information about proteins with experimentally verified functions, from scientific texts within the areas of molecular biology and bio-chemistry, by developing and applying language technology, and to build infrastructure and knowledge bases to make this information accessible and manageable. Proteinhalt i text (Protein concentration in text) At the intersection of bioinformatics and computational linguistics, the project "Proteinhalt i text" develops methods for automatic identification of entities, and the relations in which they partake, in biomedical text. CLARITY addresses questions in multilingual information access. SICS contribution will be in textual analysis: stylistics and multi-document reporting with filtering functionality. Other partners in the project are University of Sheffield, Tampere University, BBC Monitoring, Alma Media, Tilde, and University of Massachusetts. DEMON (Democracy On-Line) is a cooperative project in part funded by Vinnova. The DEMON system focuses on the interface between citizens and their representatives in some organisation. The main goal of the system is to offer strong support for citizens' active participation in discussions about issues of importance. |
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