KMi technologies have again played a key role within the UK's flagship EPSRC-funded Advanced Knowledge Technologies (AKT) project. During 9-11th Oct. Dnyanesh Rajpathak, Enrico Motta, and Tom Heath attended an AKT project workshop at Southampton University. It was one of the more exciting workshops we've had, mainly from the technology demonstration point of view. Dnyanesh…
Dnyanesh Rajpathak has recently attended the International Conference of Formal Ontology in Information Systems hosted in Torino, Italy (Nov. 04-06, 2004) to present a paper titled “An Ontological Formalization of the Planning Task”, jointly authored with Prof. Enrico Motta. In this FOIS conference only 28 papers being accepted out of 68 papers were submitted. The…
The Six-a-side Cricket Tournament is an annual event arranged by OU among all the OUÂ’s departments. Today (4th June, 2004) at 13.00 KMi played their first Cricket match of six-a-side tournament against the Biology department. The Biology department won the toss and elected to bat and put 33 runs on the board in 5 Overs….
Two out of two – and make it double. This could be an appropriate headline for a recent success of KMi researchers, who secured two accepted papers out of two submissions to two prestigious conferences: International Semantic Web and Knowledge Capture. Both events will take place this October, in Florida, US. The International Semantic Web…
The First European Summer School on Ontological Engineering and the Semantic Web (SSSW-2003) took place on 21-26 July in Cercedilla (Spain). The event was the first opportunity anywhere in the world for postgraduate students to equip themselves with the range of theoretical and practical skills necessary for full engagement with the challenges involved in developing…
On 10th and 11th April 2002 a visit to one of the key steel manufacturers in the UK, CORUS STRIP PRODUCTS UK took place. The main contributor in making this visit possible is Mr. Steve Thornton working in the same company’s plant situated at the Teesside, North Yorkshire. The main focus of the visit was…
