Gaelen P. Adam is a research scientist in Brown University’s Center for Evidence Synthesis in Health (CESH). She has a MLIS from Simmons, and an MPH and PhD in Health Policy Research from Brown. In addition to having contributed to the production of over 30 systematic reviews and clinical practice guidelines on a wide variety of clinical and public-health topics, she has done extensive research in the evaluation and implementation of machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve evidence-synthesis methods, particularly in literature identification. She is currently leading a living rapid review of AI tools for systematic reviews and is a team member on the Solace-AI project, a Wellcome Trust-funded initiative, aiming to create real-time evidence synthesis to support policy and humanitarian responses to climate-change health emergencies.
