It’s difficult for researchers, funders, people with lived
experience, and others with an interest in mental health science to keep
track of the ever-expanding literature. How can this information, which
is published every day, all over the world, be gathered, analysed, and
used effectively to design new research that makes a difference?The Wellcome Trust-funded global GALENOS
project aims to tackle these challenges by creating a continuously
updated, comprehensive and trustworthy catalogue and synthesis of the
best scientific evidence to allow the mental health community to better
identify the research questions that most urgently need to be answered.By
creating datasets and insights that are easy to navigate in a
state-of-the-art online resource, this project will accelerate discovery
science into effective new interventions, and solutions for the 1 in 4
of us impacted by mental illness.The Human-Centered Health AI
research group supports the GALENOS project by developing the ontology
that scaffolds and integrates the extracted and synthesised evidence in a
reproducible way, and by developing novel trustworthy AI approaches to
automate tracking and synthesising published evidence.