We did it! cc-TDI has developed the world’s first genetically-engineered mice that contain the Pax7-Foxo1 gene fusion found in some forms of alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma. Typically,
Be part of our team, uncovering how childhood cancers work – and helping find the treatments that could go to clinical trials to improve outcomes.
In the summer of 2019, Amy Rogers was working with Enactus, the student group at North Central College in Naperville, Illinois. The group focuses heavily
Two months ago cc-TDI announced the exciting launch of our Expansion Campaign and the big news that early in 2023 cc-TDI will relocate to our
Alyssa recently completed a 6-week research internship at cc-TDI. In her own words, here is a summary of her experience. My time at cc-TDI has
At the end of 2022, the Children’s Cancer Therapy Development Institute (cc-TDI) will relocate to a newly expanded, high-tech laboratory in nearby Hillsboro, Oregon; increasing
After my brother Shane passed in 2015, I asked my parents if we could hold a lemonade stand down by the shore in honor of
Groundbreaking Epithelioid Sarcoma Study Reveals Clues to Treatment Discovery Beaverton, OR – Children’sCancer Therapy Development Institute (cc-TDI) Biomedical Engineer Samuel Rasmussen led a study with
An enthusiastic cyclist and children’s cancer research advocate, Jolee Nicholas is on the adventure of a lifetime in support of cc-TDI’s mission to make childhood
Siblings Kate and Luke are a joyful duo and a force to be reckoned with as they work alongside researchers as interns at cc-TDI this
Earlier this month cc-TDI was featured in the world-renowned science journal Nature and we wanted to recognize our community of supporters in helping us reach this important
Ron’s daughter Ashley was a fun, snarky kid who just wanted to have a good time. She loved spending time with her friends telling jokes,
From the time she was little, Pheonix Spangler was an active, vibrant child with a passion for giving back to her community. Pheonix had an
Be part of our team, uncovering how childhood cancers work – and helping find the treatments that could go to clinical trials to improve outcomes.
Postdoctoral Fellowship or Senior Scientist Position Portland, Oregon USA Are you a PhD developmental biologist, biochemist, molecular biologist, biomedical engineer or stem cell biologist interested
Are you a PhD biochemist, molecular biologist, biomedical engineer or stem cell biologist interested to change paradigms and outcomes for cancers of children, adolescents and
Be part of our team, uncovering how childhood cancers work – and helping find the treatments that could go to clinical trials to improve outcomes.
Io graduated from UC Santa Cruz in 2007. He waited for a year for his girlfriend, my daughter, Kimmie, to graduate so that they could
Mia’s cancer diagnosis changed our lives forever. Those in the childhood cancer community see this phrase often. But it really is true. We can’t un-see
Alexa was your typical carefree 15-year-old teenager. She enjoyed school, spending time with her friends and being active. In late 2017 Alexa developed shoulder pain, unusual due to her
We did it! cc-TDI has developed the world’s first genetically-engineered mice that contain the Pax7-Foxo1 gene fusion found in some forms of alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma. Typically,
Be part of our team, uncovering how childhood cancers work – and helping find the treatments that could go to clinical trials to improve outcomes.
In the summer of 2019, Amy Rogers was working with Enactus, the student group at North Central College in Naperville, Illinois. The group focuses heavily
Two months ago cc-TDI announced the exciting launch of our Expansion Campaign and the big news that early in 2023 cc-TDI will relocate to our
Alyssa recently completed a 6-week research internship at cc-TDI. In her own words, here is a summary of her experience. My time at cc-TDI has
At the end of 2022, the Children’s Cancer Therapy Development Institute (cc-TDI) will relocate to a newly expanded, high-tech laboratory in nearby Hillsboro, Oregon; increasing
After my brother Shane passed in 2015, I asked my parents if we could hold a lemonade stand down by the shore in honor of
Groundbreaking Epithelioid Sarcoma Study Reveals Clues to Treatment Discovery Beaverton, OR – Children’sCancer Therapy Development Institute (cc-TDI) Biomedical Engineer Samuel Rasmussen led a study with
An enthusiastic cyclist and children’s cancer research advocate, Jolee Nicholas is on the adventure of a lifetime in support of cc-TDI’s mission to make childhood
Siblings Kate and Luke are a joyful duo and a force to be reckoned with as they work alongside researchers as interns at cc-TDI this
Earlier this month cc-TDI was featured in the world-renowned science journal Nature and we wanted to recognize our community of supporters in helping us reach this important
Ron’s daughter Ashley was a fun, snarky kid who just wanted to have a good time. She loved spending time with her friends telling jokes,
From the time she was little, Pheonix Spangler was an active, vibrant child with a passion for giving back to her community. Pheonix had an
Be part of our team, uncovering how childhood cancers work – and helping find the treatments that could go to clinical trials to improve outcomes.
Postdoctoral Fellowship or Senior Scientist Position Portland, Oregon USA Are you a PhD developmental biologist, biochemist, molecular biologist, biomedical engineer or stem cell biologist interested
Are you a PhD biochemist, molecular biologist, biomedical engineer or stem cell biologist interested to change paradigms and outcomes for cancers of children, adolescents and
Be part of our team, uncovering how childhood cancers work – and helping find the treatments that could go to clinical trials to improve outcomes.
Io graduated from UC Santa Cruz in 2007. He waited for a year for his girlfriend, my daughter, Kimmie, to graduate so that they could
Mia’s cancer diagnosis changed our lives forever. Those in the childhood cancer community see this phrase often. But it really is true. We can’t un-see
Alexa was your typical carefree 15-year-old teenager. She enjoyed school, spending time with her friends and being active. In late 2017 Alexa developed shoulder pain, unusual due to her
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