Typed Citations in the Journal of Cheminformatics
Citations form the basis of many metrics in the academic publishing world. While they are often seen as a mark of scientific impact, in reality the reasons for… Read more »
Egon Willighagen is a researcher in the BiGCaT Department for Bioinformatics and teacher at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. His research projects focus on using and developing new cheminformatics and chemometrics approaches to explain biological phenomena in metabolic diseases, drug discovery, and toxicology.
The research develops and contributes to open source and open data projects including BridgeDb, eNanoMapper, the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK), Bioclipse, and linked open data projects such as WikiPathways, the CHEMINF ontology, and Open PHACTS.
The research develops and contributes to open source and open data projects including BridgeDb, eNanoMapper, the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK), Bioclipse, and linked open data projects such as WikiPathways, the CHEMINF ontology, and Open PHACTS.
Latest posts by Egon Willighagen (see all)
- Typed Citations in the Journal of Cheminformatics - 20th July 2021
- We challenge you to reuse Additional Files (a.k.a. Supplementary Information) - 1st November 2018
We challenge you to reuse Additional Files (a.k.a. Supplementary Information)
Since our open-access portfolio in BMC and SpringerOpen started collaborating with Figshare, Additional Files and Supplementary Information have been deposited… Read more »