Vince Smith

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I am a research leader in informatics and Head of the Informatics Division at the Natural History Museum, London, applying computer technologies and the web to the study of taxonomy and biodiversity. I lead the Museum’s informatics initiative, building the NHM Data Portal (http://data.nhm.ac.uk) for the museum's research outputs and developing new approaches to the mass digitisation of the museum’s 80 million specimens. I am the coordinator of the EU-funded SYNTHESYS3 project (http://www.synthesys.info/), and lead a number of recent informatics initiatives including the EU FP7 funded ViBRANT project (http://vbrant.eu/) and was Co-PI on the NERC funded eMonocot project (http://e-monocot.or...

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Next generation sequencing requires next generation publishing: the Biodiversity Data Journal published the first eukaryotic new species with a fully sequenced transcriptome, DNA barcode and microcomputed tomography

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Scratchpads: the Virtual Research Environment for biodiversity data

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The Biodiversity Informatics Landscape

Don’t make me think: biodiversity data publishing made easy