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What is UEDIN’s main role?
Leading the implementation science and economic assessment of GLIOMATCH. For more details on this assessment, please visit our dedicated page
Which work packages is UEDIN involved in?
See our dedicated page for more details on the GLIOMATCH work plan.
UEDIN leads work package 6 and contributes to work packages 7 and 8
Who represents UEDIN?
GLIOMATCH Partners