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Semantic Web / Web services / Workflow technology / Computing / Knowledge engineering / Information science / World Wide Web / Semantic Web service / Workflow / Bioinformatics / OWL-S / Ontology
Date: 2013-11-20 03:54:25
Semantic Web
Web services
Workflow technology
Computing
Knowledge engineering
Information science
World Wide Web
Semantic Web service
Workflow
Bioinformatics
OWL-S
Ontology

BIOINFORMATICS WORKFLOW DESIGN USING SEMANTICALLY ANNOTATED WEB SERVICES by Alok Ajit Dhamanaskar (Under the direction of Jessica C. Kissinger and John A. Miller)

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