Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management

.- Entities, identifiers and identification: knowledge graph design implications from a qualitative study within industrial manufacturing.

.- Easy to Say, Hard to Recover: Evaluating Structured Knowledge Preservation in Lightweight Language Models for Multilingual RDF–Text Cycles.

.- W-RGCN: Learning Edge Distribution in Multi-Omics Knowledge Graphs for Patient Classification.

.- Formal and Human Reasoning with Exceptions.

.- Detecting Knowledge Inconsistencies Across Text, Tables, and Knowledge Graphs.

.- Enabling Formal Epistemic Reasoning in Diagnostic Systems using Semantic Technologies.

.- LLM-based Knowledge Graph Construction for Cultural Heritage: An Extraction-Failure Diagnostic and CIDOC-CRM Benchmark.

.- QUILL: Evaluating the Quality of LLM-Generated Knowledge Cues in Human Deductive Reasoning.

.- MARS: Multi-hop Adaptive Retrieval and SPARQL Generation for KGQA.

.- The Missing Link: Why Legal Large Language Models Need Knowledge Graphs.

.- Bootstrapping Knowledge Acquisition from Domain Text with a Seed Ontology and Small Language Models.

.- Guiding Ontology Repair with Axiom Weakening and
 Inconsistency Power Indices.

.- When Confidence Turns Against You: Exploiting Link
 Prediction Scores for Data Poisoning.

.- ToT4ES: Tree of Thought For Entity Summarization.

.- Have You Been Convinced? A Neuro-symbolic Argumentation
 Reasoning Approach to Detecting Persuasiveness in
 ChangeMyView Discussions.

.- How to unravell implicit power relations in symbolic AI
 research.

.- End-to-end Procedural Knowledge Management in Industry 5.0
 with AI-in-the-loop.

.- Enriching Cultural Heritage Knowledge Graphs from
 Historical Travel Narratives.

.- Discoverable Agent Knowledge — A Formal Framework for
 Agentic KG Affordances.

.- Knowledge Graph Re-engineering Along the Ontological
 Continuum.

.- The Road to Knowledge Hell is Paved with AI Good Intentions.

.- Dialectics of Knowledge.