Knowledge Pixels Incubator #1: FAIR Vocabularies for Chemical Risk Assessment

  • Incubator project #1 concluded · We're excited to announce the successful completion of our first incubator project, "FAIR Vocabularies for Chemical Risk Assessment." Working closely with Gertjan Bisschop, we explored how nanopublications can support community-driven vocabularies for chemical risk assessment, and expanded our platform with new features for consuming and publishing ontologies and vocabularies along the way. This is just the beginning of a collaboration we're looking forward to growing further. · 2026-04-14 ↗︎source

💬 Testimonials by project leads

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We’re delighted to share that we have successfully completed our 'FAIR vocabularies for chemical risk assessment' project as part of the Knowledge Pixels incubator program. This collaboration has been an important milestone for us, and we’re proud of what we’ve achieved together. Over the course of the incubator, we were able to crystallize our ideas on how nanopublications can support the building and long-term maintenance of community-driven vocabularies for chemical risk assessment. The Knowledge Pixels team has been an exceptional partner throughout this process. Based on our input, they have expanded their existing infrastructure in ways that have already made a meaningful difference in the way nanopubs can be used to consume and publish ontologies and vocabularies. We’re grateful for the opportunity to take part in this incubator and excited about the momentum it has created. This is only the beginning; we will now start encouraging all our partners within the European Partnership for the Assessment of Risks from Chemicals (PARC) to actively use the features that were developed to interact with the vocabularies that are being actively built.
This was our first incubator project, and it's great to see how this has concluded so successfully. Proper announcement of this project conclusion is still upcoming, so stay tuned! 🙂