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| Members | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Computable Graphs | Aakanksha Naik Dafna Shahaf Belinda Mo Akila Wijerathna-Yapa Matthew Akamatsu Michael Gartner Joel Chan | How to ground knowledge graphs (that can be used for prediction or computational simulation experiments and models) in the discourse and quantitative evidence in scientific literature? |
| Discourse Modeling | Kyle MacLaury Sam Klein Konrad Hinsen Karola Kirsanow Peter Murray-Rust | Implement Discourse Graph schema in Semantic MediaWiki. Query Discourse Graph contents through SMW sparql endpoint. Visualize and publish Discourse Graph contents. |
| Interdisciplinary Models | Paul Itoi Elianna DeSota Leo Ware Konrad Hinsen James Howison Wayne Lutters Peter Murray-Rust | How do we define minimal information models tuned for synthesis that can interoperate across various disciplines? |
| Interfaces | Jay Patel Elianna DeSota Joseph Chee Chang Pao Siangliulue Jordan Wick Jodi Schneider Konrad Hinsen Arthur Perret Pooja Upadhyay | How do we support richer forms of synthesis-oriented interaction with the existing bodies of research that transcend publications as the unit? |
| Social Systems | Jay Patel Matt Clancy Angelina Lesnikova Valerii Kremnev Raphael Walker Martin Karlsson Nouran Soliman Sílvia Bessa | How to design/foster social structures / incentives / programs for fostering synthesis-friendly work, such as writing living literature reviews, adding metadata to experiments, etc.? |
| Synthesizing Social Media | Jonny Saunders Benjamin Goering Amy Zhang Ronen Tamari Konrad Hinsen Michael Toomim Nouran Soliman | How to enable sharing/direction of scholarly attention in a synthesis-oriented manner (e.g., not just popularity, but relevance to questions/hypotheses/methods, etc.)? |