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Neal Katz
Director of Solutions Marketing
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Website: http://www.elsevier.com
About the author:
Neal Katz has over 20 years of experience bringing information technology solutions to market. As Senior Manager of Solutions Marketing at Elsevier, Neal has been responsible for assembling information solutions for life science companies, as well as academic and government institutions. He has developed similar solutions and programs at companies like AT&T and Intel.
Posts by Neal Katz
Help data sets along on their journey to meaningful insights
Posted on September 25th, 2018 in Chemistry
Applying data sets to solve complex problems can be a challenging task, and Elsevier seeks talented individuals in data science and other fields to join us in our mission to lead the way in advancing science, technology and health. (more…)
Upcoming Symposium Applies Big Data methods to Cheminformatics and Retrosynthetic analysis
Posted on July 27th, 2018 in Pharma R&D
Although the fields of cheminformatics and retrosynthetic analysis have been well established for a number of decades, there has recently been a large increase in applying methods from the world of Big Data and Predictive Analytics to the field of chemical reactions. (more…)
Big Talks on Big Data are Coming to Bio IT World
Posted on May 9th, 2018 in Pharma R&D
At next week’s Bio IT World conference and expo (Boston, May 15-17), Elsevier will be giving four talks on the implications of AI and machine learning on life science research, a statistical analysis of concordance between animal toxicities and human adverse events, strategies for increasing data sharing and the latest technologies being used to integrate multiple data sources. (more…)
To streamline early discovery, a cross-disciplinary, data-driven workflow process is key
Posted on February 23rd, 2018 in Pharma R&D
“Complex” is the term that best describes the conditions that affect us. Whether it’s a disease or a consequence of a natural process such as aging, there are no simple fixes. (more…)
