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Adult glioblastoma
Paediatric high-grade glioma
EU initiative for understanding cancer
Magnetic resonance imaging
Standard of care
Immuno-oncology
Tumour treating fields
The GLIOMATCH project consists of eight closely aligned and fully integrated work packages (WPs) addressing the five domains below.
Each of the eight WPs is led by one partner who is responsible for ensured that the WP is on track to meet its objectives. However, most partners contribute to several work packages, as shown in the WP overview below.
Data management and governance
Lead: KUL
Partners involved: EMC, UM, HSJD, AA, Timelex
Objectives
Collection of retrospective data from cohorts
Lead: KUL
Partners involved: EMC, OUS, FSJD and HSJD, RMC, UDUS, FINCB, UU
Objectives
Mapping of the tumour host/immune microenvironment
Lead: KUL
Objectives
Patient stratification through Radio-Multiomics data integration
Lead: UM
Objectives
Implementation of clinical trial for proof-of-concept
Lead: UDUS
Partners involved: KUL, EMC, OUS, FINCB, Timelex
Objectives:
Social and health economic impact assessment
Lead: UEDIN
Partners involved: CPE, Timelex
Objectives
The main goal of this WP is to conduct an implementation process and health economic impact study of the of the GLIOMATCH MRI Radio-multiomics hub. More explicitly we will:
Social and health economic impact assessment
Lead: accelCH
Partners involved: KUL, EMC, UM, OUS, HSJD, RMC, UDUS, FINCB, UU, AA, CPE, UEDIN
Objectives
The main objectives of WP7 are to involve stakeholders throughout the project, raise awareness of among patients, policymakers, and clinicians and to disseminate the results achieved adhering to the EC’s open science principles. More specifically, WP7 will:
Coordination, project and innovation management
Lead: KUL
Partners involved: EMC, UM, OUS, HSJD and FSJD, RMC, UDUS, FINCB, UU, AA, CPE, UEDIN
Objectives
The overall objective of WP8 is to ensure the successful implementation of the project, with the following measures:
The WPs run in parallel and are interconnected, as shown in the flowchart on the right.
WP1 and WP4 form the basis for the UNCCAN-compatible data. Within WP2 and WP5, patient data is retrieved, newly collected and harmonised and fed into WP1 and WP4. The data analysis and mapping are implemented after and before WP2 and WP5 respectively through omics and AI-based technologies. WP6 evaluates all of these WPs regarding ethical, legal, social and economic implications of the proposed new immunotherapeutic approach while WP7 involves all stakeholder groups and ensures proper dissemination and communication of the project and its results. As part of WP8, the project is coordinated and managed by KUL who also ensures collaboration with other initiatives and the Cancer Mission network to maximise outreach and impact.