MEDA 2020: The Curative Power of Medical Data
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Abstract
The focus of the MEDA 2020 workshop is biomedical data in digital form, especially biomedical literature on the one hand, and genomic data on the other. Like in previous editions, this edition will include presentation of original work, a keynote talk, and a panel discussion.
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August 2020
611 pages
ISBN:9781450375856
DOI:10.1145/3383583
- General Chairs:
- Ruhua Huang,
- Dan Wu,
- Gary Marchionini,
- Program Chairs:
- Daqing He,
- Sally Jo Cunningham,
- Preben Hansen
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