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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
Xiaolei’s Project: Preventative Medicine After Surgery (Synthetic Human project 3.1)
Thank you to Brighter Days Childhood Cancer Organization for generously funding Xiaolei’s project which is described below! The project explores how surgeons might use a
Science Notification: Project Haystack by Ken Crawford
I’m working on several exciting projects. Some of these are late-stage projects focused on publishing our results. One manuscript, MEK inhibitor in rhabdomyosarcoma, has been
Meet Summer Intern, Angelina Shao!
Meet Angelina Shao! Angelina is also part of our amazing cancer-fighting crew. Everyone in our lab is focused on making childhood cancers universally survivable as
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
Xiaolei’s Project: Preventative Medicine After Surgery (Synthetic Human project 3.1)
Thank you to Brighter Days Childhood Cancer Organization for generously funding Xiaolei’s project which is described below! The project explores how surgeons might use a
Science Notification: Project Haystack by Ken Crawford
I’m working on several exciting projects. Some of these are late-stage projects focused on publishing our results. One manuscript, MEK inhibitor in rhabdomyosarcoma, has been
Meet Summer Intern, Angelina Shao!
Meet Angelina Shao! Angelina is also part of our amazing cancer-fighting crew. Everyone in our lab is focused on making childhood cancers universally survivable as
Science Nonfiction
Each week we will be featuring the work of a scientist on the cc-TDI team to give you a view into the lab and an update on our progress. While some might argue that the Science Fiction genre is the most imaginative view of the scientific universe, we would argue that some of the actual science happening in our lab might be even more innovative and imaginative….
Science Nonfiction: Megan, aRMS & Neighbor Cells
Science Nonfiction: Hepatoblastoma & Collaborations
