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Every year in Germany, around 7,000 people are diagnosed with a brain tumour and treatment is necessarily complicated. In 2011, MagForce from Berlin patented an alternative method of treatment using nanoparticles. With EU backing, their approach is showing the first signs of success. #investEU
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