About
The goal of the Telemakus System is to enhance the knowledge discovery process through research and the development of innovative approaches to highlighting research findings.
Current Telemakus collaborators include AlzForum.org , the Jackson Laboratory, the Institute for Biomedical Informatics in the School of Medicine, University of Ljubljana in Slovenia.and the SWAN (Semantic Web Applications in Neuromedicine) research group at the MassGeneral Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases
HOW TO USE TELEMAKUS.
Learn more about the MapIt! feature.
Project Staff
- Sherrilynne Fuller, PhD: Principal Investigator
- Debra Revere, MLIS, MA: Research Coordinator
- Paul F. Bugni: Senior Software Engineer
- Will Mengarini: Software Developer
- Lisa Tisch: Lead Information Analyst
- Alex Bugni: Information Analyst
- Brian Smith: Systems Support
- Dimitar Hristovski: Consultant; Professor, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
- George M. Martin, MD: Chair, Biomarkers in Alzheimer's Disease & Mild Cognitive Impairment Advisory Committee; Professor, Pathology; Director Emeritus, Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, University of WA
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Who is Telemakus?
Te-lem-a-kus
Pronunciation: (tu-lem'u-kus),
N. Class. Myth.
Telemakus was the son of Odysseus [Ulysses] and Penelope.
Mentor was Odysseus' wise and trusted counselor as well as tutor to Telemakus. When Odysseus left for the Trojan War, he asked Mentor to look after his son and Telemakus grew up listening to stories about his famous and heroic father.
When Telemakus came of age, he set out on his own odyssey to find his father. With a ship and a crew of 20, Telemakus traveled to Sparta and Pylos, searching for news of his father.
Read more about Telemakus.
What's the Connection?
Telemakus undertook a mythic search to find his father. Similarly, the Telemakus System is an undertaking to develop aids for searching, knowledge discovery, and mapping domain knowledge. "Telemakus" is an alternative spelling from the original Greek Telemachus.
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