Following the appointment of Jan Paul Medema as new Scientific Director and Head of Oncode Institute, multiple media outlets interviewed him about his vision for Oncode. Articles appeared in Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Oncologie, Oncologie Up-to-date (both hard copy editions) and Medische Oncologie. 

Oncode Investigator Sjoerd van der Burg (LUMC) is interviewed by Leidsch Dagblad about the status of cancer vaccines and how this will be developed further within Oncode Accelerator, where he is in the lead of the Therapeutic Vaccines platform.  

Oncode Investigator Jeroen de Ridder and his lab (UMC Utrecht), together with researchers, pathologists and neurosurgeons from the Princess Máxima Center for pediatric oncology and Amsterdam UMC published in Nature about new AI technology that makes it possible to identify the type of brain tumor a has patient within 1.5 hours. This process normally takes a week. The new technology allows neurosurgeons to adjust their surgical strategies on the spot. This research received an overwhelming amount of national and international attention, including AD, NRC, Medisch Contact and the New York Times.

Oncode Invesitagor Emile Voest (Netherlands Cancer Institute) was interviewed on NPO Radio 2 about the DRUP-study. This study investigates whether patients with a certain type of cancer can be successfully helped with a medicine against another type of cancer. 

Oncode Investigator Monika Wolkers provides tips on how to get a stronger immune system in Metronieuws. The article describes the mechanism of action and the benefits of a properly functioning immune system.

Oncode Investigator Miao-Ping Chien has been awarded the Computable Award 2022 in the category Digital Transformation. Computable writes about one of her biggest achievements: developing software and a smart microscope to determine the RNA sequence of single cells that cause metastases.

No less than four Oncode Investigators were awarded with XL-grants from the NWO Domain Board Science: Leila Akkari, Tineke Lenstra, Daniël Peeper and Karin Visser. ICT & Health pays attention to the aims of their intended research projects.

Wilbert Zwart was asked to discuss his research for #100uurvoorKWF, where NPO 2 Radio was making 100 hours of radio for KWF to collect money.