Research we fund
We are excited to be funding some of the leading brain tumour researchers in the UK and around the world. Find out more about them, their work and their motivation below.
The field of neuro-oncology research is greatly varied, with over 130 different tumour types in existence. So, we fund researchers who each have different expertise. Our researchers are investigating how changes to our genes are linked to tumour development, how our immune system can be primed to attack tumour cells and how drugs can be developed which target the tumour cells only, among many other areas of research.
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Targeting protein kinases to develop effective drugs for glioblastoma
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Targeting Treatment Resistance in Gliomas to Rapidly Push CAR-T Cell Therapies to Clinic
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Tessa Jowell BRAIN MATRIX
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The Brain Tumour Charity Chair of Translational Neuro-oncology
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The Everest Centre
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Ultrasound-guided, multi-drug delivery for Glioblastoma
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Uncovering the role of tumour microenvironments in glioblastomas
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Understanding the origin of meningiomas to develop targeted treatments
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Using AI to Better Understand and Predict Brain Tumour Growth
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Using AI to Help Diagnose Brain Tumours
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Using Mini-Brain Models to Study Glioblastoma Treatment Responses
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Using T-Cell signals to detect and track gliomas
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Using the immune response to target glioblastoma
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Biomarkers to change meningioma care
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Boosting the immune system to combat glioblastoma
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Engineering cells of the immune system to target the complex mixtures of cells in adult and paediatric gliomas
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Exploring the immune cells in skull bone marrow to treat glioblastoma
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Identifying a specific subtype of brain tumour without surgery to improve children’s quality of life
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Investigating DNA repair on a cell-by-cell basis in glioblastoma
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Investigating transcription factors in development
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Mapping glioblastoma cells
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No brain tumour ignored
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Shining a light on the role of lipid metabolism as a barrier to successful brain tumour treatment
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Systems approach to therapeutic combinations for glioblastoma