By Nicole Lewis How much: $10-million Who gave it: Catherine Ivy, through the Ben and Catherine Ivy Foundation, which has provided more than $50-million to brain cancer research since 2005. Mr.…
The Ben & Catherine Ivy Foundation has awarded $10 million in grants for two groundbreaking brain cancer research projects at the Translational Genomics Research Institute, better known as TGen. One…
by Ken Alltucker A local brain-cancer foundation’s $10 million in grants to TGen started with a question: Why do 2 percent of people with an aggressive type of brain cancer…
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Group funds research to extend patient lives By Ken Alltucker A privately funded foundation dedicated to brain-cancer research has relocated from Palo Alto, Calif., to Scottsdale. The Ben and Catherine…
April 30, 2012 The Ben & Catherine Ivy Foundation funds training opportunities focused on brain tumors and neuroscience for future Arizona researchers PHOENIX, Ariz. — April 30, 2012 — The…
April 1, 2011 Introduction The Ivy Glioblastoma Atlas Project will be a comprehensive 3D map of gene activity in cancerous brain tumor tissue, specifically glioblastoma. Sponsored by an award from…
Study relies on collaboration and data sharing “Data sharing raises my expectations for working smarter and faster without an exponential jump in effort to get there. I see the consortium…
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Imagine your daughter wakes up with a headache and difficulty expressing her thoughts. At an emergency room, a CT scan followed by an MRI brings frightening news: a brain tumor.…