College of Dentistry
Bill Duncan Research Group
Led by Bill Duncan · Community Dentistry and Behavioral Science
What we study
Bill Duncan builds ontologies (knowledge graphs) that let researchers combine and reason over health data, for dentistry, behavioral and social science, aging and environmental exposure data.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Coding required
- Projects
- 3
Current projects
Semantics Standards and Tools for Spatial and Contextual Exposome Data
Develops standards and tools for describing spatial and contextual exposome data, the environmental exposures people experience, in a shared structured form.
ACCELERATE-BASSO: Coordinating Center for Accelerating Behavioral and Social Science through Ontology
Coordinates a national center that helps behavioral and social science researchers use ontologies, shared structured vocabularies, to combine data.
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Developing an Ontology for Dental Care-Related Fear and Anxiety
Builds an ontology, a structured shared vocabulary, for dental care-related fear and anxiety so that research data can be combined.
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