100 days to #RareDiseaseDay!

The Disease Ontology improves global access to rare disease knowledge and enables better data extraction, integration and discovery for all stakeholders.

#showyourstripes
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🔬Join Lynn Schriml for a talk on "Disease Etiology Research to Enhance Knowledge Graph Reasoning and to Improve Our Understanding and Representation of Disease Features, Mechanisms and Nosology"

🗓️Wednesday, Oct 22, 2025
🕕12:00 PM EST
📍 Zoom: umaryland.zoom.us/j/9205863532...

The Disease Ontology taking on MetaSUB's Global City Sampling Day in Baltimore 🚇🦠

We're thrilled of our continued contribution to the global map of the urban microbiome, alongside other scientists in this global endeavor!

#GlobalCitySamplingDay #UrbanMicrobiome #gcsd

We are looking forward to continuing our commitment to advancing disease knowledge and exploring the ideas and collaborations from the conference.

We're already counting down the days until Biocuration 2026 in Cape Town 🧬

#Biocuration2025
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@stowersinstitute.bsky.social

-Poster: “Disease Ontology Expansion: Honoring Contributors, Updating Data & Resources, and Strengthening FAIR Data”

We can't wait to connect with you at #Biocuration2025, in person & remotely. Plus, come visit us and check out our exclusive DO swag (Here's a sneak peek!)

Explore how the Disease Ontology supports rare diseases data accessibility. doi.org/10.6084/m9.f...

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We value your feedback! Please take a few moments to complete our 2025 Annual User Survey. We want to learn more about what disease information is most important to you. Your responses will help us prioritize data, tools and feature updates. Let us know what matters most to you!