Multidisciplinary innovation for cancer research
Here we answer the most frequent questions on the MULTIPROBE project, facilitating the access to essential information.
What is the MULTIPROBE project all about?
MULTIPROBE develops advanced endoscopic multimodal imaging technologies to advance medical diagnosis and treatment of gastro-intestinal cancer.
What are the key technologies exploited in the project?
We use special multimode nonlinear optical fibers to obtain high-resolution images and innovative therapeutic functionalities.
Who are the partners involved in this project?
The consortium includes European research institutes and universities with synergetic expertise in the medical and technological fields.
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Cutting-edge endoscopic treatments
In this section we highlight the key resources that enable our progress in reaching the project objectives.
Multimodal Imaging
Fundamentals and technologies for endoscopic imaging based on nonlinear multimode fibers
Endoscopic Treatments
Advanced techniques for minimally invasive cold plasma treatment based on optical multimode fibers
Collaborations and Publications
Resources to explore the scientific synergies and the results of the project
Science-guided innovation, validated by medical data collection
In this section we summarize the European certifications, the rigorous medical safety protocols and the academic recognitions which testify the excellence and the reliability of the project.
ERC Horizon Europe certification
This recognition testifies the success of a highly competitive grant application, and the engagement towards excellence in in multidisciplinary scientific research.
Advanced medical safety standards
This certification highlights the rigorous observation of ethical and safety protocols to guarantee safe and reliable endoscopic procedures.
Recognition for technological innovation
This award underlines the contribution of the project in revolutionizing the multimodal imaging technologies based on nonlinear optical fibers