Registrar’s book set to benefit Children’s Brain Tumour Research

For over a decade, Registrar Paul Greatrix has collected the more offbeat, unexpected, and in some […]

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Tags: Brain Tumour Research, Dr Paul Greatrix, Paul Greatrix, Registrar Dr Paul Greatrix

Up for a cycling challenge?

Join our University of Nottingham cycle team this May and take on one of England’s greatest […]

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Tags: Bike ride, Brain Tumour Research, Children’s Brain Tumour Research, Life Cycle 7, way of the roses

Please sign research funding e-petition, say Nottingham’s brain tumour experts

Experts at the University are backing an online petition calling for an increase in funding for research […]

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Tags: brain tumour, Brain Tumour Research, CBTRC, Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre, David Walker, health, petition, Richard Grundy, take part

Sam speaks out…

A 14-year-old brain tumour survivor joined clinicians and academics in urging politicians to back their call for more funding.

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Tags: Brain Cancer Awareness Month, Brain Tumour Research, Brain Tumour UK, Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre (CBTRC), David Walker, Glenis Willmott, ichard Grundy, International Brain Tumour Alliance, Nature and the Journal of Clinical Oncology, Nottingham University Hospital, Professor of Paediatric Neuro Oncology and Cancer Biolog, Professor of Paediatric Oncology, Sam White, Samantha Dickson Brain Tumour Trust, Vernon Coaker