Theodossiou and Berg presented in national media after receiving prestigious EU grant

Berg and Theodossiou with Prime Minister Erna Solberg and Minister of Research and Higher Education Iselin Nybø. Photo: Hallgeir Vågenes/ VG
Berg and Theodossiou with Prime Minister Erna Solberg and Minister of Research and Higher Education Iselin Nybø. Photo: Hallgeir Vågenes/ VG

Theodossis Theodossiou and Kristian Berg from the Photochemical internalisation (PCI) group at the Department of Radiation Biology at the Institute for Cancer Research have been funded by the Future and Emerging Technology (FET) program under the Excellent Science section of the Horizon 2020. The FET program funded 11 projects out of 820 grant applications (1,4 % success rate) and the proposal by Theodossiou and Berg was rated as number 6. The  project is designed to develop treatment of aggressive brain tumors such as glioblastoma multiforme (GBM).
The major national newspaper VG recently (May 3rd) published a feature article about the supported project, entitled "Pioneering Norwegian technology: aiming to kill aggressive brain tumors by producing light in the brain."

Links:

Article from VG, May 3rd 2018:
Banebrytende norsk teknologi: Vil drepe aggressive hjernesvulster ved å lage lys i hjernen

Article from the home page of Oslo Cancer Cluster, April 27th 2018:
Kristian Berg and Theodossis Theodossiou with prestigious EU-grant

Home page of Theodossis Theodossiou's "Protonics" project group

Home page of Kristian Berg's "Photochemical internalisation (PCI)" group

Department of Radiation Biology

 
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