Community Meetings¶
Join the LinkML community for regular sessions featuring presentations on LinkML applications, best practices, and community projects. The community meeting is hosted on the third Thursday of the month 8:00 AM PT / 4:00 PM UTC.
Organizers¶
Name |
Affiliation |
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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Lawernce Berkeley National Laboratory |
Guidelines for presenting at a Community meeting¶
All presenters, whether from academia, non-profit, or industry, share our Open Science philosophy. At a minimum, this means all LinkML models and documentation shown during a Community Call must be openly accessible for anyone to view e.g. in a public repository.
Slides will be shared and made publicly viewable unless there is an exception approved by the Core LinkML Developer team.
Community Meetings are recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel. This is the default. If you don’t want your presentation posted online, it is the responsibility of the presenter to communicate that to the meeting organizers before your presentation.
Interested in presenting? Contact Sarah Gehrke on Slack and they can help get you on the schedule!
Helpful links¶
Community Meeting Agenda: In this document you can find the Zoom link to join the monthly call along with other helpful content.
Community Meeting updates are often shared in the #linkml-community Slack channel. To join the LinkML Slack workspace, fill out this form.
As of 2026, find community calls on the LinkML Youtube channel to view anytime.
Schedule¶
Date |
Presenter 1 |
Topic 1 |
Presenter 2 |
Topic 2 |
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June 18, 2026 |
Anh Nguyet Vu |
Sage/Synapse’s adoption of LinkML https://nf-osi.github.io/nf-metadata-dictionary/ |
Corey Levinson |
http://schema.oaedata.org/ |
May 21, 2026 |
Inge Vejsbjerg |
Joshua Send |
Why TypeDB is the Natural Backend for LinkML |
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Daniel Kapitan |
Community Discussion Topics |
RareLink/REDCap + LinkML with Adam Graefe |
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Damien Goutte-Gattat |
linkml-java: a LinkML runtime library for the Java language (Slides) |
Chris Mungall |
Validating dynamic value sets with linkml-term-validator (Slides) |
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David Linke |
The new LinkML project template based on copier and why we built it |
Nico Matentzoglu |
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Adam Graefe |
LinkML in Rare Diseases: Ontology-Based Interoperability for Clinical Registries and Analysis |
Community Discussion Topics |
Markdown-data-dictionary generator with Vlad Korolev |
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— 2025 — |
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Sigfried Gold |
Interactive Visualization of a LinkML Schema: The BioData Catalyst Harmonized Model Explorer |
Sierra Moxon |
From spreadsheet to validated data entry: Vibe coding LinkML Schema and GH Pages Data Harmonizer Instance |
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Community Discussion Topics |
(1) Multilingual support; (2) ID handling; (3) Likert enumerations |
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Joonas Kesäniemi |
Adapting existing RAiD service implementation with LinkML - Generating artefacts for initialization. documentation, and validation |
Corey Cox |
The Data Model-Based Ingestion Pipeline Pilot (dm-bip) |
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Caterina Strambio De Castillia |
A LinkML-based metadata framework for the Open Microscopy Metadata model to enable easy extension, data exchange with instrument manufacturers, and integration with related models. |
Frank Dekervel |
LinkML in Rust |
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Lex Jansen |
Modeling at CDISC with LinkML |
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June 20, 2025 |
Matt Diller |
Modeling CDEs with LinkML |
Anson Parker |
Lexipedia + Merging legal ontologies |
May 15, 2025 |
Damion Dooley |
Recent developments in DataHarmonizer |
Corey Cox |
“deprecation protocol” and best practices for feature deprecation in LinkML |
April 17, 2025 |
Adrian Gschwend |
Demonstrating LinkML output of a new DSL data modeling specification |
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March 20, 2025 |
Tim Fliss |
Pandera generator |
Mark Miller |
MIxS Implementation Of LinkML |
February 20, 2025 |
Marco Mesiti & Emanuele Cavalleri |
SchemaLink demo / Q&A |
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