Eli Lilly is looking for an Intelligence Analyst in Indianapolis, IN. The post states, “Lilly is the 10th largest pharmaceutical company in the world, and has been creating medicines that help improve peoples’ quality of life for more than 135 years.   Across the globe, we are a leader in investing in research and development and we also invest in our employees – in competitive salaries, training and development, and health. LRL IT Informatics group provide Lilly functional teams with advanced applications and analysis support. Informatics external Intelligence group partner with various scientists and business leaders across the company to create and leverage informatics intelligence platform to provide insights and trending analysis that contribute to advance Lilly’s capability to bring innovation to patients.” Read more

Lilly Research Labs is looking for a Research Scientist – Information Technology in Indianapolis, IN. The post states, “LRL IT provides the Lilly Research Labs (LRL) community with advanced software and data solutions, informatics capabilities and analytic support. The informatics group partners with scientists throughout the company to leverage advanced informatics, provide insights and contribute to the advancement of Lilly’s future medicines. The successful candidate for this role will: Develop and apply systems biology approaches to support target identification, patient tailoring, mechanistic characterization or compound repositioning efforts. Integrate data from public and internal resources for analysis of results from ‘omics experiments. Represent LRL IT informatics on cross-functional teams, and effectively collaborate with other groups in biology, chemistry, statistics and patient tailoring. Identify and implement new technologies / capabilities.” Read more

Eli Lilly is looking for a Research Scientist in Indianapolis, IN. The post states, “The successful candidate for this role will: Develop and apply systems biology approaches to support target identification, patient tailoring, mechanistic characterization or compound repositioning efforts. Integrate data from public and internal resourcesfor analysis of results from ‘omics experiments. Represent LRL IT informatics on cross-functional teams, and effectively collaborate with other groups in biology, chemistry, statistics and patient tailoring. Identify and implement new technologies / capabilities.” Read more

Last week The Semantic Web Blog covered the launch of the SindiceTech Assisted SPARQL Editor as an open source project, noting that SparQLed also is part of SindiceTech’s commercial suite for large enterprises building private linked data clouds. This week, we’ll dive a little deeper into SindiceTech and its progress since the founders of the Sindice web of data search engine turned their attention to focusing on the commercial application of its technology as a real-time semantic warehousing infrastructure, which leverages cloud computing for integrating and normalizing the massive amounts of data the enterprise must deal with.

As SindiceTech founder and CEO Giovanni Tummarello explains, companies actually approached his team to help them make a reality of their visions to use RDF and SPARQL, as the best knowledge representation and querying technologies available, by providing the missing scalability and stability. Sindice.com was evidence that the technology the team had developed could answer these enterprises’ needs; currently there are about 700 million semantically marked-up web pages indexed in the Sindice.com search engine, with a live updated index of some 80 billion triples daily. Its database is over 5 terabytes.

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