SEMANTiCS 2020 US

Knowledge sharing and networking at the cross-section of research and business

For 15 years, the SEMANTiCS conference has served as the leading European conference on Semantic Technologies and AI. The inaugural SEMANTiCS US will be held in Austin, TX. SEMANTiCS US will offer simultaneous tracks to engage any level of interest and experience. Throughout it all, the focus will be on delivering real world case studies and practical guidance, ensuring the conference will yield immediately actionable advice and learning for all attendees.

About the conference

Keynote speakers

Amit Sheth

Founding Director, Artificial Intelligence Institute and Professor, Computer Science & Engineering

Keynote talk

Ruben Verborgh

Technology advocate for Inrupt

Small data, big problems

Aaron Bradley

Senior Manager, Web Channel Strategy

Keynote talk

Ivo Willems

Business Transformation and Information Technology Executive

Knowledge Assemblies as Entry Point to Cognitive Computing

News

Ontology Patterns Bring Order to Knowledge Graphs

SEMANTiCS 2019 Keynote Speaker Valentina Presutti coordinates the Semantic Technology Laboratory of CNR in Rome. In her research she focuses on semantic web and artificial intelligence, knowledge graphs, social robotics and beyond. In this Interview Valentina talks about ontology design patterns and knowledge graphs.

Knowledge Graphs As A Service

Robert David, CTO of Semantic Web Company and Lead Developer of SEMANTiCS Premium Sponsor PoolParty Semantic Suite shares insights on bringing semantic technologies and AI to the cloud and providing an integrated service environment as a solution to manage data along the linked data lifecycle.

Approaching Intellectual Property with Semantic Technologies

The PatentSemTech2019 workshop at SEMANTiCS 2019 aims to foster communication between the IP industry and academia. Keynote Speaker Anthony Trippe and researchers Linda Andersson and Hidir Aras talk about achievements and challenges and the workshop itself.

Make Access to Knowledge Graphs a Reliable Service

Katja Hose is a Professor of Computer Science at Aalborg University, Denmark. She received her doctoral degree in Computer Science from Ilmenau University of Technology in Germany. Katja talks about increasing the reliability of Knowledge Graph access as well as her expectations for SEMANTiCS 2019.