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Declined by WikiOriginal-9 5 months ago. Last edited by CommonsDelinker 5 months ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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NEWROAD^[1] is an Open Platform for European Networking and Repurposing of Oncological Assets and Drug. The project is part of Europe's Beating Cancer Plan^[2]^[3]. The NEWROAD project is financed with the support of the EU4Health Programme, with a total budget of 1,635,325.00 Euros. The duration of the project is from November 2022 until October 2025.

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The NEWROAD project is a significant endeavour aimed at establishing a European-wide capability for Systematic Drug Repurposing (SDR). This capability allows for the identification of promising therapeutic options for various diseases, with a focus on oncology. NEWROAD is built on an Augmented Intelligence (AuI) architecture layered upon Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms. It enables the repurposing of drugs for specific diseases or combinations of diseases.

The key functions of the NEWROAD platform are as follows:

Development of Novel Therapies: The platform's primary function is the repurposing of drugs, initially targeting oncology. It identifies and assesses the potential of existing compounds for new therapeutic purposes.
Sharing Clinical Data: NEWROAD facilitates the sharing of clinical data among entities in the European Community. This sharing is essential for research collaboration and informed decision-making.
Open Collaborative Platform: NEWROAD serves as an open and collaborative platform for Systematic Drug Repurposing. It encourages researchers to engage, collaborate, and contribute their expertise to advance drug discovery efforts.