Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre
Help give children with brain tumours the bright future they deserve.
No child should have to suffer the devastating effects of a brain tumour.
Our pioneering researchers are working on innovative new treatments, so that children can live full and healthy lives.
For the past 25 years, visionary clinicians and researchers, along with generous donors, volunteers and fundraisers, have all helped to make the CBTRC into the world-leading research centre it is today. With your support, we can continue to strive to discover more effective and kinder treatments for these currently devastating cancers.
The Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre (CBTRC) was established in 1997 at The University of Nottingham. It brings together a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals and researchers. The aim of the centre is to improve the understanding, treatment and outcomes of children and young adults who develop brain tumours.
The CBTRC currently have the most active researchers and research projects in the centre’s lifetime. There are six research groups, who all work closely together, supporting more than 30 students, early career researchers and research technicians.
We’re dedicated to helping children who are diagnosed with brain tumours, both now and in the future.
The University of Nottingham is an Exempt Charity, ref X15294.