Children's Brain Tumor Network
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Driving the global movement to end childhood brain tumors through a collaborative commitment to data, open science, and AI-driven discovery. Learn more at https://linktr.ee/wearecbtn.
Stuck using CBTN data in the Kids First ecosystem? Come to MasterClass — our free, monthly live Q&A for deeper dives and real solutions. 🗓️ Next Thursday @ 2 p.m. ET 🔗https://monkeylink.co/e37791 #wearecbtn #ResearchSupport #PediatricResearch #OpenScience
Before potential treatments reach patients, pediatric brain tumor researchers need to understand how tumors behave. Preclinical models help make that possible, strengthening the science that guides what comes next.
CBTN works with platforms that help teams move from access to analysis with less friction. #CAVATICA makes that possible by letting researchers access, analyze, and upload data in one place. Explore CBTN platforms: https://monkeylink.co/fb3403 #Velsera #D3b
Understanding why some children develop #Medulloblastoma requires collaboration across many families and institutions. Maral Adel Fahmideh, PhD, uses #CBTN data to support a larger study of how genetics may play a role.
Looking to navigate #CBTNdata? We’ve got your back. Join our free monthly SupportU session—a guided intro to the Kids First ecosystem, CBTN data access, and tools to get you started. 🗓️ Next Tuesday @ 10 a.m. ET 🔗 https://monkeylink.co/085a4c #wearecbtn #ResearchSupport #PediatricResearch
Pediatric brain tumors can change over time, but researchers have rarely been able to view the disease journey in one connected resource. The new CBTN Curated | GFAC Postmortem helps researchers understand tumor progression and support treatment strategies. Read more: https://monkeylink.co/d412e6
Brain tumor research moves faster when data, tools, and expertise are shared. This World Brain Day, #CBTN highlights the global collaboration accelerating better treatments for children facing this devastating diagnosis. #WorldBrainDay
Access CBTN’s new Help Center to find the support you need to navigate the data, tools, tutorials, and security guidance that power pediatric brain tumor discovery. Whether you’re new to CBTN or already working within the network, explore the Help Center now: https://monkeylink.co/a5e595
Young people with glioblastoma need research built for growing bodies. On Glioblastoma Awareness Day, #CBTN leads with pediatric-focused data, models, and collaboration to help researchers study these tumors more effectively. #GlioblastomaAwarenessDay
What if researchers could move from data access to discovery in minutes instead of months? The new CBTN Curated | LGG-BRAF data product transforms disconnected pediatric brain tumor data into one curated, research-ready experience. Explore the story: https://monkeylink.co/e7be5b
Stuck using CBTN data in the Kids First ecosystem? Come to MasterClass — our free, monthly live Q&A for deeper dives and real solutions. 🗓️ Next Thursday @ 2 p.m. ET 🔗https://monkeylink.co/e37791 #wearecbtn #ResearchSupport #PediatricResearch #OpenScience
A child’s cancer story is shaped by more than a tumor alone. The new study using #PBTA data from #CBTN and #PNOCFoundation explores how inherited genetics may help researchers better understand pediatric brain tumor biology and outcomes. Read more: https://monkeylink.co/8b00be
New research identifies targets for CAR T-cell therapy in AT/RT and other pediatric solid tumors, a step forward for some of the hardest-to-treat diagnoses in childhood cancer. Learn more: https://monkeylink.co/fc16d0
At #ISPNO2026, join an informative symposium luncheon, CBTN: Advancing Community-Led Discovery, sponsored by #DragonMasterInitiative. Learn how shared data reveals new insights into tumor biology, disease progression, and therapeutic opportunities.
On June 26-27, CBTN joins #PNOCFoundation colleagues to share discoveries shaping pediatric brain tumor research. Dr. Brian Rood and Dr. Adam Resnick will highlight progress in multiomic discovery and AI-powered research infrastructure, alongside #CBTN investigators advancing the field. #ISPNO26
CBTN heads to #ISPNO2026 in Sydney to advance a clear purpose: accelerate research for children facing a brain tumor diagnosis. Through shared data, networked science, and global collaboration, CBTN turns collective knowledge into stronger discovery and greater momentum toward cures.
To the fathers who never stopped showing up after the hardest goodbye: your love built foundations, funded research, and gave other families hope they didn't know was possible. We can’t thank you enough.
Today, Pennsylvania lights up for Elora Joyce Khan Pediatric Brain Cancer Awareness Day. The #EloraJKhanFoundation turns awareness into action as a new #CBTN Champion to accelerate progress for children with diseases like #DIPG. Read more: https://monkeylink.co/3d8e5b #PhillylightupforElora
Stuck using CBTN data in the Kids First ecosystem? Come to MasterClass — our free, monthly live Q&A for deeper dives and real solutions. 🗓️ Next Thursday @ 2 p.m. ET 🔗https://monkeylink.co/e37791 #wearecbtn #ResearchSupport #PediatricResearch #OpenScience
No child should wait for a cure because data is stored in silos. #CBTN is fueling the Pediatric Care eXpansion (PCX) program, alongside corporate, foundation, and partners, like #ARPA-H, to accelerate progress for children. Learn more: https://monkeylink.co/7273a9
A new study uses CBTN data to help doctors distinguish how cancer treatments affect brain tumor growth. Open data in the hands of brilliant researchers changes everything. See what they're discovering: https://monkeylink.co/c84f15
Make the most of CBTN data. Join SupportU live at 10 a.m. on the first Tuesday monthly. 🔗https://monkeylink.co/e37791 #CBTNdata #wearecbtn #ResearchSupport #PediatricResearch
Explore how #CBTN leverages technology to accelerate discoveries and pilot new treatments: https://monkeylink.co/00cd14 #UnitedWeCure #BTAM
Post-mortem donations through #GFAC are the North Star for researchers seeking answers. #UnitedWeCure #BTAM
Accelerating cures for children takes more than data. It also takes collaboration, scale, and ingenuity. Dr. Adam Resnick will keynote the CAC2 Annual Summit 2026 (July 22–24), sharing how AI and integrated data are transforming pediatric cancer discovery. Register: https://monkeylink.co/1e3726
Pediatric brain tumor research has generated vast amounts of data across institutions—but too often, that data lives in silos. A new collaboration integrates diverse data types to help answer critical questions about treatment and long-term outcomes. Read the story: https://monkeylink.co/243e96
Stuck using CBTN data in the Kids First ecosystem? Come to MasterClass — our free, monthly live Q&A for deeper dives and real solutions. 🗓️ Next Thursday @ 2 p.m. ET 🔗https://monkeylink.co/e37791 #wearecbtn #ResearchSupport #PediatricResearch #OpenScience
