The Ontogenesis Network
The name Ontogenesis is a play on the words: ontology, ontogeny and genesis.
Ontology: A formal explicit specification of an agreed conceptualisation of a domain of knowledge.
Ontogeny: The course of growth and development of an individual (ontology) to its mature form.
Genesis: Origin, mode of formation or creation.
Latest news
New OWL tutorial
Robert Stevens and Simon Jupp gave a short tutorial entitled 'Properties and Individuals in OWL: A Family History' at the 11th International Protégé Conference 2009. This has been extended into a one and half day tutorial, which has since been held at the University of Manchester. The tutorial builds on knowledge gained from the world-renowned introductory 'Pizza tutorial'.
Blogging a book
Phil Lord, a lecturer at Newcastle University, has led two meetings that aim to create an open source ontogenesis educational resource by devising a peer-reviewed process that enables persons to contribute articles to a blog.