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Graphs4Good – Building a Better World with Connected Data – Asia Pacific has completed, but you can still view the video archive.
Video ArchiveGraphs are very good at detecting hidden patterns within reams of unstructured data. Our vision is to help the world make sense of data. But Neo4j’s Graphs4Good program was created to highlight graph-powered projects that are helping to solve some of society’s most pressing problems – climate change, a cure for cancer, large-scale criminal tax evasion, COVID-19 research and contact tracing, and to take down Russian Twitter trolls, to name a few.
With our Graphs4Good program, we aspire to continue connecting and enabling those who work with data for the good of humanity so their humanitarian efforts are most effective.
For this month’s Connections event, we’ve curated some of the most powerful stories and examples of how graphistas across the globe are using graph technology to build a better world. Join us for this half-day virtual event to learn more about how Graphs4Good are used in everything from investigative journalism to medical research, space junk monitoring, and beyond.
Sign up to get more info on Neo4j presentation topics and speakers, as it becomes available. If you’re unable to attend the entire event, that’s okay! Everyone who registers will get access to all of the sessions on-demand after the event – so be sure to register today!
Data & Research Editor
ICIJ
Data Engineer
ICIJ
Subject to Change
Dr. Maya Natarajan, Sr. Director, Knowledge Graphs, Neo4j
Welcome and Introduction to Graphs4Good
Shilpa Karkeraa, CEO and Founder, Myraa Technologies
Graphs that Saves Lives – Connecting Research Papers to Clinical Trials to Saving Human Lives
Dr. Maya Natarajan, Sr. Director, Knowledge Graphs, Neo4j
Michael Hunger, Sr. Director, User Innovation, Neo4j
Jean Villedieu, Managing Director, Linkurious
Emilia Diaz Struck, Data & Research Editor, ICIJ
Miguel Fiandor Gutierrez, Data Engineer, ICIJ
The Pandora Papers: Exposing Financial Crime with Graph Technology
Dr. Alexander Jarasch, Head of Data and Knowledge Management, DZD
From Advanced Queries to Algorithms and Graph-Based ML: Tackling Diabetes with Knowledge Graphs
Dr. Moriba Jah, Associate Professor, University of Texas at Austin and Chief Scientific Advisor, Privateer
Knowledge Graphing the Anthropogenic Space Object Population
Mark Jensen, Director, Data Management and Interoperability, Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research
Todd Pihl, Director, Technical Project Manager, Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research
Ming Ying, Senior Software Engineer, Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research
Building the Cancer Research Data Commons with Neo4j: The Bento Framework
Dr. Maya Natarajan, Sr. Director, Knowledge Graphs, Neo4j
Graphs4Good Wrap Up