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ICIC 2006 - Programme

Monday 23 October 2009

Business models in information industry

Pierre Buffet (Questel, France)

New information worlds start to appear

Harry Collier (Founder of ICIC, Infonortics, UK)

RSS, Blogs and Wikis: what information professionals need to know

Karen Blakeman (RBA Information Services, UK)

Implications of advanced internet networks in biomedical research and clinical practice:

Jorge Manrique (Prous Science, USA)

Optimising the use of registered industrial designs: a workflow management approach

Humberto Montenegro (Henkel, Germany)

Battle of the giants: A comparison of Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar

Gary Horrocks (Gary, King's College, London, UK)

Corporate information research at Siemens

Dietmar Fauth (Siemens, Germany)

Novel approach to retrosynthesis - automatic generation of transform libraries

Josef Eiblmaier (InfoChem, Germany), Valentina Eigner-Pitto (InfoChem, Germany), Hans Kraut (InfoChem, Germany), Peter Loew (InfoChem, Germany), Guenter Grethe (Consultant, USA)

Chemicals catalogue databases: an overview and evaluation

Martin Brändle (Chemistry Biology Pharmacy Information Centre, ETH Zürich, Switzerland), Engelbert Zass (Chemistry Biology Pharmacy Information Centre, ETH Zürich, Switzerland)

Reaction databases at the crossroads - end-users/chemists need a one-stop-shop

Marudai Balasubramanian (Pfizer, USA)

Tuesday 24 October 2009

Knowledge management in specialty chemicals R&D: building the library of the future

David Breiner (Boehringer-Ingelheim, USA)

The role of paper – is this the end?

John Trigg (phaseFour Informatics, UK)

Integrating information management with worldwide licensing: Merck's partnering transformation

Paula Zarrella Heck (Merck, USA)

Alliance management

Hansruedi Kottmann (Vertical*i, New York, USA)

Desktop text mining for life sciences

Ramon Alonso-Allende (bioalma, Spain)

Searching large e-mail collections: the next challenge

Diederik Braam-van-Vloten (ZyLAB, The Netherlands)

Improving search beyond relevancy

Jerome Pesenti (Vivísimo, USA)

Beyond search: Recognition of chemical entities in scientific literature

Charles Huot (TEMIS, France)

Federated search

Frank Bilotto (MuseGlobal, USA)

Identification of chemical structures in literature sources using semantic analysis and automatic structure generation

William Town (Molecular Connections, India)

Wednesday 25 October 2009

International Patent Classification (IPC) reform - What has been and what will be the real impact?

Robert Stembridge (Thomson Reuters, UK)

The European Patent machine translation programme

Enrique R. Filloy-García (European Patent Office, The Netherlands)

Translation automation technologies for enterprises: a market and applications overview

Pierre Bernassau (Systran, France)

Integration of preclinical, clinical and post-market safety data to help assess drug candidates and advance drug development

Carmen Nitsche (Elsevier MDL, USA)

Semantic data integration generating value in drug discovery

Daniel Keesman (GeneData, Switzerland)

ChemInfo: a bridge connecting data islands

Bernd-Jürgen Freitag (Novartis Pharma, Switzerland)