Anna Divoli

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Affiliation:

Postdoctoral Scholar
BioText Project
School of Information
University of California, Berkeley


Contact:

M: South Hall, CA 94720-4600
T: +1 510 643 4806
F: +1 510 642 5814
E: divoli@ischool.berkeley.edu

Research Interests


    Development and evaluation of biomedical text-mining systems: algorithms & user interfaces.
    Locating, automatically, information for biological database annotation.
    Document clustering based on syntactic & semantic content.

Publications


Journals:

Selected Conferences & Workshops:
    Mitchell, A.L., Bradley, P., Divoli, A. and Attwood, T.K. (2004) "Sequence Analysis Workshop", MIPNETS training meeting, Liverpool, UK (Workshop Organised)


Software


    BioText Search Engine: Journal Search Engine Showing Figures and Captions
      The BioText Search Engine provides biologists with new ways to access information from any Open Access article available at PubMedCentral.
    BioQSpace: An interactive visualisation tool for clustering PubMed abstracts
      BioQSpace clusters abstracts based on similarity measures calculated on user-specified weighting of certain attributes and allows for visualisation and navigation in 3D space.
    METIS: Multiple Extraction Techniques for Informative Sentences
      METIS accepts Swiss-Prot identifiers or FASTA-format sequences, performs BLAST to find related sequences, and then retrieves textual information from Swiss-Prot as well as related sentences from PubMed abstracts.
    BioIE: Extracting Informative Sentences from the Biomedical Literature
      A rule-based system for extracting informative sentences referring to either structure, function, diseases and therapeutic compounds, localisation or familial relationships of biological entities, particularly proteins.


Background


    MSc (2001) in Biosystems and Informatics at The University of Liverpool
      Thesis: "Applications of Computational Linguistics for the Investigation of the Functional Genomics of Eukaryotic Transcription Factors"
      Dissertation (mini thesis): "Applications of Ideas from Linguistics to Functional Genomics: Formal Grammars for Biological Sequences"


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