Explore TTFields therapy research tools, collaborations, and grants

Investigations ongoing in clinical and preclinical trials

Interested in details about conducting research with TTFields therapy? Read more below

inovitro/inovitroTM live/inovivoTM systems1

The inovitro, inovitro live, and inovivo systems are preclinical laboratory research systems that allow researchers to study the effects of TTFields in cancer cell lines and animal models (not to be used on humans).

Novocure's inovitro system™ (study of the impact of TTFields on cells in petri dishes) and Novocure's inovivo system™ (study of the impact of TTFields on live animal tumor models

The inovitroTM system is designed for studying the effects of TTFields on cancer cells in vitro (via petri dishes).

The inovivoTM system is designed for studying the effects of TTFields in animal tumor models. This involves applying TTFields to subcutaneous and/or orthotopic tumors located in the thorax/abdomen of mice or other small rodents. The system can run in TTFields application mode or in heat mode, which is the control standard for TTFields in vivo experiments.

Investigators may apply for a grant from Novocure, Inc., using our letter-of-intent form, to receive the inovitro and/or inovivo systems for the duration of their project.

Download and complete the form then send to: inovitro@novocure.comDownload the form

Collaborations/Trials

Information on ongoing investigations of TTFields in preclinical and clinical settings

Grants/Applications

Together with the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), Novocure provides research grants to those wishing to study TTFields. This fellowship program represents a joint effort to promote and support postdoctoral and clinical research fellows to conduct innovative research focused on TTFields. The 2023 application window for grants is currently open. Learn more

Together with the International Lung Cancer Foundation (ILCF), Novocure provides research grants to promote and support innovative research on the use of TTFields in the treatment of lung cancer and other thoracic malignancies. The ILCF/Novocure Research Grants are open to candidates worldwide. Learn more

Reference: 1. Novocure Data on File 2020.