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Name: Rob Hooft Joined: Wednesday 29 July 2009 @ 10:15:56 (GMT) Last seen: Tuesday 05 July 2011 @ 15:46:07 (GMT) Email (public): rob.hooft [at] nbic.nl Website: http://www.hooft.net/rob Location: Westland, Netherlands |
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I studied chemistry at Utrecht University, with a specialization in small molecule crystallography. I did my PhD in the same group on structure-activity relationships of sweet tasting compounds; this was mainly molecular modelling work.
After my PhD I worked for 4 years as postdoc at EMBL in Heidelberg on protein structure validation under Gert Vriend.
Back in The Netherlands I moved to industry. I worked for 4 years writing application software for a new laboratory instrument, and then for 8 years as a manager of the R&D group.
I started work for NBIC in September 2009.
Other contact details:
I do my office work either at home (type "Heenweg" in Google maps to get an impression of where I live) or in the train. If you want to get my skype name or cell phone number, please E-mail me.
Interests:
Bioinformatics in general, valorization, industrial strength software development.
Field/Industry: Bioinformatics
Occupation/Role(s): Chief Technology Officer at NBIC in The Netherlands
Organisation(s):
Work at:
Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre (NBIC)
Member of:
KNCV : Royal Dutch Chemistry Society
NVK : Dutch society of crystallographers
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Unique name: c Created: Friday 11 September 2009 @ 08:21:17 (GMT)
The software production factory for NBIC, making tools developed in academic environments available to a larger audience
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Unique name: e Created: Saturday 24 October 2009 @ 11:20:06 (GMT)
Taskforce of BioAssist, part of NBIC II in The Netherlands, that is responsible for developing e-science tools and workflows
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Unique name: bioassist_nl Created: Wednesday 01 August 2007 @ 13:05:51 (GMT)
NBIC's BioAssist program
BioAssist[1], organised by the Netherlands BioInformatics Centre (NBIC[2]), is a program for support and dissemination of bioinformatics tools and expertise in the Netherlands. It advocates the use of e-science standards such as web services and workflow. It is associated with the projects VL-e[3] and BioRange[4].
Links:
http://www.nbic.nl/support/BioAssist...
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Created: Friday 23 October 2009 @ 07:13:45 (GMT)
This group serves as an overview of all people involved directly or indirectly in the BioAssist Program of the Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre. BioAssist-II (2009 and beyond) is headed by Barend Mons
The management team is composed as follows:
Marcel Reinders, Co-Program Leader
Rob Hooft, Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
Christine Chichester Chief Information Officer (CIO)
Marc van Driel (...
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Created: Wednesday 14 October 2009 @ 18:56:58 (GMT)
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Created: Wednesday 12 August 2009 @ 14:12:31 (GMT)
The Concept Web Alliance is an organization founded to promote the semantically rich publication and dissemination of life science data and knowledge.
The basic underlying units of this knowledge will be 'triples' - concept-relationship-concept - represented using the Resource Description Framework (RDF) specification of the W3C. Technologies that are built around RDF such as RDF Triplestores,...
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Unique name: CWA Created: Monday 27 July 2009 @ 12:48:15 (GMT)
This group aims to connect all people actively interested or participating in the new initiative, the Concept Web Alliance.(CWA)
the Aim of the CWA is: “To enable an open collaborative environment to jointly address the challenges associated with high volume scholarly and professional data production, storage, interoperability and analyses for knowledge discovery.“
The 'Magnet Gro...
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Unique name: ConceptWiki Created: Wednesday 29 July 2009 @ 16:03:54 (GMT)
This CWA Working Group is concerned with the CWA ConceptWiki and its relationship to other scientific Wikis. This place on MyExperiment will serve as a common forum for the Working Group.
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Created: Tuesday 18 August 2009 @ 09:11:18 (GMT)
This group is for NBICommons employees and invited partners to keep track of a common agenda and running projects.
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Created: Friday 31 July 2009 @ 11:53:06 (GMT)
This group has been set up to exchange ideas, documents, workflows and news about the BioBanking Platform of NBIC in the The Netherlands. However, international members of the Concept Web Alliance or the BBMRI initiatives are very welcome to join. It will keep you updated on all technical developments regarding data harmonization and other aspects of BioBanking.
Colleagues involved in the P3G ...
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