Congratulations to the whole team at Open Targets, past and present — here’s to another ten years! 🥂

None of that would have been possible without the contributions of all our team members, the input and feedback from our partners, collaborators, and data providers, and of course, our community of users

The Platform was created as an open source resource for the systematic identification and prioritisation of targets for drug discovery. In the past decade, we've been going from strength to strength, with considerable changes and refinements to the data, analyses, and interface

This will enable a large-scale, systematic analysis of omics data that could transform prediction, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health conditions through new and personalised interventions

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Co-led by Ellen McDonagh, our Translational Informatics Director, the Open Psychiatry Project has received a £2.3 million investment from the UKRI Medical Research Council and the National Institute for Health and Care Research.

Nearly one in seven people worldwide lives with a mental health condition, and current treatments are often ineffective.

Most psychiatric conditions have a strong genetic basis that we can study, but large-scale data analysis is needed to derive meaningful insights for patients.