71. THIS is The One Thing Non-Stem Students Should Know about Breaking into Tech with Barry Smith, Professor at University of Buffalo

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71. THIS is The One Thing Non-Stem Students Should Know about Breaking into Tech with Barry Smith, Professor at University of Buffalo

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71. THIS is The One Thing Non-Stem Students Should Know about Breaking into Tech with Barry Smith, Professor at University of Buffalo

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This week, we're diving into the fascinating world of ontology with our special guest, Barry Smith. Barry is a professor of biomedical informatics, computer science, and philosophy at the University of Buffalo and a pioneering figure in the application of ontological principles across various fields. In today's episode, we'll explore how ontology can bridge gaps in data communication over time, its significant role during the Human Genome Project, and its growing importance in the tech industry and government agencies. Barry also shares insights into career opportunities for non-STEM students, the skills needed to succeed as an ontologist, and the essential tools and resources to get started. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a student, or simply curious about ontology, you won't want to miss this enlightening conversation. Tune in to discover how ontology is shaping the future of data and technology!

Time stamps:

00:00 Ontology aligns database headers for integration.

05:00 Biologists and IT merged for genomic advances.

07:39 Ontologists and semantic technologists in demand, USA.

10:48 Government needs ontology knowledge for reliable AI.

14:07 Investigating fentanyl smuggling financing and funding sources.

17:19 Car industry ontology bridges long-term development.

21:39 Book on ISO standard Basic Formal Ontology.