Light Meets Precision:
EIC Pathfinder Project SCALPEL Pioneering a Revolutionary Photoimmunotherapy for Cancer
Theo Theodossiou, Project coordinator
In a groundbreaking effort to revolutionise modern oncology, the SCALPEL project launches a Europe wide initiative aimed at redefining cancer treatment by using light to precisely ‘click’ tags to cancer cells, enabling the immune system to recognise and destroy them with unparalleled accuracy. Project coordinator is Theo Theodossiou, head of the Protonics project group at the Department of Radiation Biology at OUH.
The multidisciplinary initiative funded by the European Innovation Council Pathfinder programme under Horizon Europe with a total budget of more than EUR 4 million aims to revolutionise modern oncology offering new hope for millions worldwide.
Published in Level 2 journals, first or last author from Oslo University Hospital.
Thoen PS, Lindalen E, Nordsletten L, Röhrl SM(2025) Low wear with vitamin E-infused highly cross-linked polyethylene : 14 years' follow-up of a randomized radiostereometric analysis study Bone Joint J, 107-B(11), 1182-1188 DOI 10.1302/0301-620X.107B11.BJJ-2025-0273.R1, PubMed 41173047
Poulsen M, Röhrl SM, Schulz A, Stødle AH(2025) Prospective Validation of a Weightbearing CT Stability Threshold for Subtle Lisfranc Injuries Foot Ankle Int, 10711007251374674(in press) DOI 10.1177/10711007251374674, PubMed 41170783
Andre KR, Telle HA, Negin K, Thorstein S, Juul SK, Kristin B(2025) Bowel function and quality of life in adolescents with Hirschsprung disease J Pediatr Surg, 162777(in press) DOI 10.1016/j.jpedsurg.2025.162777, PubMed 41167587