Egon L Willighagen
Also listed as Egon Willighagen, E. Willighagen
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Egon L Willighagen is my doctoral advisor. We are co-authors of 6 publications on ELIXIR, FAIR Data Principles and toxicology. We have collaborated as contributors to AOP-Suite, BioDataFuse, BridgeDb, eNanoMapper and 1 more. We have been coworkers at Department of Translational Genomics and Maastricht University. Our joint work was presented at SWAT4HCLS 2025 and ELIXIR Toxicology Community Workshop 2024. Egon L Willighagen shares the most connections with Marvin Martens, Chris T. Evelo and Tooba Abbassi-Daloii.
Between us
- Doctoral advisor
Co-authored 6 publications, 2023–2026
- pyBiodatafuse: extending interoperability of data using modular queries across biomedical resources also through Ammar Ammar and BioDataFuse
- Extended RDF support for Biomedical Knowledge Graphs in pyBioDataFuse: on-the-fly RDF graph generation and new resource annotators
- LP-63 Making the AOP-Wiki knowledge graph usable across disciplines in toxicological assessment
- INTOXICOM Workshop Report: FAIRification of Toxicological Research Output: Leveraging ELIXIR Resources
- WikiPathways 2024: next generation pathway database also through Andra Waagmeester, Denise N Slenter and 1 more
- Harmonising knowledge for safer materials via the “NanoCommons” Knowledge Base
Contributed to the same software 5 tools
- AOP-Suite
- BioDataFuse also through Ammar Ammar, Denise N Slenter and 2 more
- BridgeDb
- eNanoMapper
- VHP4Safety Virtual Human Platform
Coworkers at 2 organizations
- Department of Translational Genomics also through Denise N Slenter, Maastricht University and 1 more
- Maastricht University also through Ammar Ammar, Andra Waagmeester and 3 more
Our work presented at 2 events, 2024–2025
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Relations 4 collaborators
- Doctoral student · Ammar Ammar also through BioDataFuse, Harmonising knowledge for safer materials via the “NanoCommons” Knowledge Base and 2 more
- Doctoral student · Andra Waagmeester also through Maastricht University and WikiPathways 2024: next generation pathway database
- Doctoral student · Denise N Slenter also through BioDataFuse, Department of Translational Genomics and 3 more
- Doctoral student · Marvin Martens also through AOP-Suite, BridgeDb and 6 more