Graph Data Science for Drug Discovery: The 5-Minute Interview With Ufuk Kirik

Dip your toes in the water. Pay attention to graph model, but don’t be a perfectionist. There’s a lot of really good documentation out there. There’s a lot of experts who are willing to share their expertise. Use them and don’t be shy and try it out,” says Ufuk Kirik, Associate Director of Graph Data Science at AstraZeneca.

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GraphConnect 2022: 10 Sessions You Don’t Want to Miss

Here are 10 highly-anticipated GraphConnect 2022 presentations (among 130+ sessions) that you don’t want to miss.

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Graphie Graphs4Good in Medical Research: 5–Minute Interview with HealthECCO

Let’s hear it for HealthECCO and their groundbreaking medical research using Graphs4Good which won the team a 2021 Graphie Award!

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GeneWeaver: Building a Graph to Map Variants to Genes Using Neo4j 4.x and Bulk Import

Discover how Jackson Laboratory built a graph database to map variants to genes using Neo4j 4.x and the bulk import feature.

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Doctor.ai, a Voice Chatbot for Healthcare, Powered by Neo4j and AWS

A vast amount of relation-rich medical data is stored in graph databases on the cloud and processed by machine learning.

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Ravi Anthapu and Matt Holford: 5-Minute Interview

Read this interview with Ravi Anthapu and Matt Holford of Neo4j, who discuss their award-winning project: Patient Journey.

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Elsevier Boosts Global COVID-19 Research with Neo4j

Learn how Elsevier, a Dutch publishing and analytics company specializing in scientific and medical content uses Neo4j for COVID-19 research.

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This Week in Neo4j – Neo4j 4.1 Released, Modeling Patient Journeys, Developing Instagram Clone

Check out this week’s TWIN4J blog round of the past week’s happenings in the world of graph technology and Neo4j, including modeling patient journeys.

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Improving Patient Outcomes with Graph Algorithms

Learn about how AstraZeneca visualized patient journeys, answered important questions about prescriptions and diagnoses, and improved patient outcomes.

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#GraphCast: Graphs Connecting COVID-19 Research

Check out this week’s #GraphCast, featuring Alicia Frame being interviewed in TechRepublic on how Neo4j helps power drug discovery research for COVID-19.

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#GraphCast: Graphs4Good Knowledge Graph to Fight COVID-19

Check out this week’s #GraphCast, featuring our graph community effort to fight the pandemic by building a knowledge graph with heterogeneous COVID-19 data.

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GraphConnect 2020 Agenda: Everything You Need to Know

The health and safety of our community, partners and employees are of the utmost importance to Neo4j. After monitoring the COVID-19 situation closely, we have decided to postpone GraphConnect 2020 in New York City to 2021. We are actively scoping… Read more →

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Connecting Healthcare

Learn about connecting healthcare data, including its challenges and how graph databases might be able to help solve healthcare’s wicked problems.

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Graphing Space and Time

Discover how the New York Presbyterian Hospital utilizes graph databases to combine time and space data and further comprehend patient data.

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Graph Theory Takes on the Opioid Epidemic

Delve into how graph databases offer value to a variety of use cases, particularly health care and – more recently – the opioid epidemic.

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Reveal Hidden Patterns In Healthcare Data: Graph Analytics and the Opioid Crisis

Read this blog series to discover leading-edge graph analytic techniques to derive intelligence from complex healthcare data.

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Not Everyone Is a Data Scientist: 5-Minute Interview with Sony Green

In this week’s five-minute interview (conducted at GraphTour SF 2019), we discuss how Sony Green and his team use Neo4j with GraphXR.

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Transforming Health Information Technology with a Knowledge Graph

Learn how graph technology aids with the efficiency of electronic data entry in the healthcare industry, featuring vascular surgeon Christopher Wixon.

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#GraphCast: How Graphs Are Used around the Globe

Check out this week’s #GraphCast, featuring graph technology users from around the world talking about how they use Neo4j to solve connected data problems.

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Exploring Inherent Connections: 5-Minute Interview with Dr. Alexander Jarasch

“When I saw Neo4j the first time, I was overwhelmed by how easy it is to connect different types of data,” said Dr. Alexander Jarasch, Head of Data and Knowledge Management at the German Center for Diabetes Research. Diabetes is… Read more →

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#GraphCast: You Know We Have an Online Meetup, Right? [Also, Salmon]

Welcome to this week’s #GraphCast – our series featuring what you might have missed in Neo4j media from the past fortnight. Last week, our Managing Editor, Jocelyn Hoppa, highlighted a two-part series of how Neo4j and machine learning help human… Read more →

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Knowledge Graph Search with Elasticsearch and Neo4j

Editor’s Note: This presentation was given by Luanne Misquitta and Alessandro Negro at GraphConnect New York in October 2017. Presentation Summary Knowledge graphs are key to delivering relevant search results to users, meeting the four criteria for relevance, which include… Read more →

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Graphs4Good: Connected Data for a Better World

You’re reading this because of a napkin. It was the year 2000, and I was on a flight to Mumbai. Peter, Johan and I had been building an enterprise content management system (ECM) but kept running up against the challenge… Read more →

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11 Must-See Speakers at GraphConnect 2018 in New York City

There are a lot of great reasons to attend GraphConnect 2018, but one of the best reasons is that every year we feature a fresh, new lineup of the world’s best graph experts sharing their experiences on how graph database… Read more →

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Visualizing Healthy Lifestyles: 5-Minute Interview with Alicia Powers, SVP at NYCEDC

“The future of graph technology is already here. It’s everywhere, because we can model anything in a way that’s more close to how it is in real life,” said Alicia Powers, Senior Vice President at New York City Economic Development… Read more →

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