Epistemonikos

We close 2025 with a reflection on key internal progress to make evidence more accessible, traceable, and usable. Highlights include opening Trials Epistemonikos (ED-Trials) to the public, usability improvements through iES and BIGG Map, and continued commitment to methodological standards and responsible scientific communication. Looking ahead to 2026, we will prioritize sustainable updating, responsible AI, and strong progress on E2E and SK Platform, both soon to be released.

We share key takeaways from a conversation convened by the WHO Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research on the responsible and equitable use of artificial intelligence in health policy and systems research. The piece highlights concrete opportunities and essential safeguards (governance, equity, and data sovereignty), with contributions from Gabriel Rada, Executive Director of the Epistemonikos Foundation.

In this edition of our newsletter, we present the concept of “Sustainable Knowledge".