Partners
This project is built on a close collaboration between dedicated partners committed to improving the quality of life for young patients with cancer. This consortium brings together researchers, healthcare professionals, adapted physical activity specialists, and leading hospital and academic institutions. Together, they combine their expertise to design, evaluate, and implement an innovative virtual reality-based exercise program tailored to the specific needs of children in pediatric oncology.
Coordinator
UNIVERSITE RENNES II, France
Université Rennes II specializes in the humanities and social sciences, with strong expertise in physical activity, health, and educational research. Within the project, it contributes through its deep understanding of adapted physical activity and its impact on pediatric cancer care.
Partners
ÉCOLE NATIONALE DE LA STATISTIQUE ET DE L'ANALYSE DE L'INFORMATION (ENSAI), France
ENSAI brings advanced statistical and data science expertise to the project. The team supports the design and analysis of complex data to ensure rigorous evaluation of the program’s outcomes and effectiveness.
CENTRALE SUPELEC, France
CentraleSupélec is a leading engineering school contributing cutting-edge technological expertise, particularly in human–machine interaction and virtual reality. Its role focuses on the technical development and optimization of the digital tools used in the program.
CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIVERSITAIRE DE RENNES, France
The CHU de Rennes provides essential clinical expertise and direct access to pediatric oncology patients. Its involvement ensures that the program is grounded in real-world medical practice and meets clinical standards for patient care and safety.
UNIVERSITAETSKLINIKUM ESSEN, Germany
Universitätsklinikum Essen is a major medical center with strong specialization in pediatric oncology. The team supports clinical collaboration, patient-centered design, and contributes to the international evaluation of the program’s clinical impact.
INLAND NORWAY UNIVERSITY (INN), Norway
INN brings expertise in health sciences and digital health innovation. The university supports cross-cultural research collaboration and contributes to the development of training resources and knowledge dissemination across Europe.
Affiliated
UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE L'OUEST (UCO), France
UCO contributes through its interdisciplinary approach to education, psychology, and health. Its role involves supporting user experience design and ensuring the program aligns with the psychological and emotional needs of young patients.
