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Hello, everyone! In this week’s episode, Jesús Barrasa shows us how to build a life sciences knowledge graph with public RDF sources on infectious diseases, viruses, chemicals, drugs, and scientific literature. Will creates a livestream and blog post on building playlist... read more

Welcome to this week's #GraphCast – our series featuring what you might have missed in Neo4j media from the past fortnight. Last time, our Managing Editor, Deb Cameron, featured a podcast with our very own Amy Hodler on real-world examples of knowledge graphs and why they're becoming such a... read more

It is my pleasure to introduce Kristin Thornby, our new VP of People at Neo4j. Kristin is a passionate People leader, and has built award-winning cultures from the ground up in a multitude of company environments. She focuses relentlessly on company culture and creating innovative systems and... read more

It’s exciting to think about the fact that we’ve officially put the year 2020 behind us and are already three months into 2021! While the pandemic is still around and many of us are continuing to adjust to the “new normal,” there does seem to be a possible end on the horizon. And... read more

Hello, everyone! In this week’s episode, Marco Falcier announced an update to the neo4j-versioner-core library. NODES 2021 Call for Papers ends April 5. Cristina walks through how she and Alisson migrated Neo4j’s GraphGist portal to the GRANDstack. GraphStuff.FM is now live -... read more

"Every organization in this world will have graphs, and we want to be the most trusted partner on everybody's graph journey. Our mission is to help people adopt graph technologies by sharing expertise and building tools that make it very easy," said Michal Bachman, CEO of... read more