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Stella’s Grandmother Speaks
By Greta Keller, age 15, Assistant Vice President of Mission Andy Woods is one of our scientists here at cc-TDI, but Andy wasn’t always a scientist. Andy used to work in the tile industry, until his daughter, Stella, was diagnosed with cancer. To learn more about Andy’s radical career change and how he came to the lab, I scheduled a call with Andy’s mom, Adele Woods. According to Adele, Andy was traveling after college when he ended up in Bozeman, Montana. Andy had stopped at a library in Bozeman to use their internet (Adele explained
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Our research team is exploring and testing state-of-the-art treatment options for the most urgent issues facing children with cancer.
Working in our own freestanding research institution allows us to act swiftly and nimbly to achieve results—bringing cost control, speed, purpose, and focus to translate effective treatments into the clinic. To get there, we perform basic science and translational research in our industrial modern lab site (a paint factory remodeled by Nike as an off-site creative space), adjacent to the Silicon Forest in Oregon.
