Congratulations to Lara, whose dog-mouse-human osteosarcoma manuscript has been accepted to the journal, Oncotarget.  The publication can be viewed here.    Collaborators include OHSU pathologist Atiya

We’re very excited for Megan, whose studies on NFkB in rhabdomyosarcoma were accepted today for publication in Disease Models & Mechanisms.  Remarkably, too, this manuscript

Ward follows Jessica on our SMARCA4 project, sponsored by St Baldrick’s Foundation.  in his own words,    ” I will be a sophomore next year at

we’re thrilled to have OSU student and cc-TDI summer intern, Chandler, on our team to kick-off the “eRMS Building Blocks” project.  in his own words,   “

Answering the question, “is immunotherapy for me?” is the topic of Matthew’s summer intern project.   ” I am going to be a senior at Clemson University

Emmalee Ciriacks is a sophomore at Illinois Institute of Technology studying Biomedical Engineering. This summer she is researching drug/irradiation combination therapies to treat high grade

St Baldrick’s Foundation summer student, Jessica, brings compassion to science and the care of patients …  Jessica graduated this May from William Woods University with a degree in

crossing disciplines is an endeavor of the fearless… our new intern does exactly that! ” My name is Brittney. I am a veterinary medical student at

a message shared by team member, Brian:  Here at cc-TDI we feel pressing urgency to serve children in need, and we take deep pride in our work.

We are excited for Naren, whose manuscript was accepted today to the journal, OncoTarget.  View the article here.  Naren’s work follows up, in depth, the

Our thanks to the employee-runners at Nike headquarters campus who participated today in the cc-TDI 5k run benefit in honor of Sam, Emily and Madison.            

Your donation of $250 will sponsor a week for a high school or college student’s internship experience.  These bright young people are the future of childhood

We are grateful to Jake (and his little brother Alex) for being the voices of cc-TDI’s mission video.  You might recall that 14 year old

This unique conference addresses the new frontier: patient-clinician-researcher team science.  Charles presented, “pediatric cancer nanocourse for families” to a warm reception.  a small shout-out to Claire

We are so excited to welcome Brian to the cc-TDI research Team.  Brian brings a special set of skills in high content imaging to our

 Our thanks to St. Baldrick’s Summer Fellowship program for making this possible and for supporting the next generation of pioneering researchers.  We are thrilled to

  “This research can bring us one step closer to treating cancers based on our children’s specific needs and offer targeted treatment plans instead of

Consider submitting your manuscript on the topic Pioneering for the Orphan Cancer Domain: Community-Facing Roadmaps for the Most Rare Pediatric and/or Adult Cancers with Poor Survival

Recently, I had the opportunity to meet with Christina Stiverson and ask her a few questions.  Christina recently lost her daughter Addie to Hepatoblastoma, a rare