Research

Ongoing Projects

Current and developing NTOG research projects in Nordic lung cancer and thoracic oncology.

Current NTOG research activity

Ongoing projects belong on this page. Published trials and articles belong on the Publications page.

NTOG supports Nordic lung cancer research through collaborative academic studies, clinical trials, translational projects, registry-based research, and work-package activity.

This page lists selected active or developing projects. Details should be updated as public trial registrations, protocols, abstracts, or publications become available.

Current studies

Selected NTOG-linked studies with available public project material.

Published studies
Recruiting

TRIPLEX Study

A randomized phase III trial investigating the survival benefit of adding thoracic radiotherapy to durvalumab (MEDI4736) immunotherapy plus chemotherapy in extensive-stage small-cell lung cancer.

  • Lead researcher: Bjørn Henning Grønberg
  • Disease area: Extensive-stage small-cell lung cancer
  • Study type: Randomized phase III trial
Learn more about TRIPLEX
NTOG study

ACHILES Study

A randomized phase II study comparing atezolizumab after concurrent chemoradiotherapy with chemoradiotherapy alone in limited-disease small-cell lung cancer.

  • Lead researcher: Bjørn Henning Grønberg
  • Disease area: Limited-disease small-cell lung cancer
  • Study type: Randomized phase II study
Learn more about ACHILES

Developing studies

ADIL and DARTS are expected to be important upcoming NTOG studies.

In development

ADIL

Upcoming NTOG study. Study category, participating countries, and public registration or protocol links will be added when available.

In development

DARTS

Upcoming NTOG study. Study category, participating countries, and public registration or protocol links will be added when available.

These studies should stay on Ongoing Projects until public publications or formal published outputs are available.

Research routes

Explore published studies, collaboration routes, expert contacts, and the wider research overview.