Communication and dissemination are fundamental pillars of the TETRIS project and key requirements of EU-funded project. They ensure that the knowledge, activities, and results generated throughout the project reach the right audiences, maximise their impact, and contribute to advancing research and innovation in cancer care.
While communication focuses on raising awareness of the project, its objectives, and its progress among a broad range of audiences, including patients, healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, industry, and the general public, dissemination is dedicated to sharing the project’s scientific knowledge and results with those who can further develop, validate, and apply them.
At TETRIS, communication and dissemination go hand in hand. Through scientific publications, conference presentations, educational activities, social media, campaigns, press releases, and collaborations with patient organisations, we aim to promote knowledge exchange, encourage stakeholder engagement, and support the adoption of innovative approaches for safer and more personalised radiotherapy.
In this sections we want to highlight the project’s communication and dissemination activities, showcasing how TETRIS is engaging with different audiences and contributing to a wider understanding of personalised radiation oncology.
