Institute of Child Health and University College London

Funded awards at Institute of Child Health and University College London.

Funded awards
8
Published Funding
Not disclosed
Active funded awards
0

None of the grants here publish an amount in the source data. Data as of 16 July 2026.

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The biggest topic here is Cancer — 6 grants (75%). The busiest year was 2011, with 2 grants.

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FunderFunded awards
Cancer6
Pregnancy, Children & Inherited Conditions2

Funded Awards by Year

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YearFunded awards
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Grants

2011 Neuroblastoma Research Symposium: future treatments for high risk neuroblastomaInstitute of Child Health and University College LondonCRUKNot disclosed2011Completed
A biomarker approach to improving population outcomes for renal tumours of childhoodInstitute of Child Health and University College LondonCRUKNot disclosed2014Completed
Characterisation of the pro-tumourigenic activities of cellular senescence in adamantinomatous craniopharyngioma and preclinical validation of novel therapiesInstitute of Child Health and University College LondonCRUKNot disclosed2019Completed
Do hormonal treatments for assisted reproduction increase risks of cancer or mortality in treated women?Institute of Child Health and University College LondonCRUKNot disclosed2013Completed
Education and longer-term health outcomes for childhood cancer survivors : linkage of cancer registration data to the ECHILD database for use by UK researchersInstitute of Child Health and University College LondonCRUKNot disclosed2024Completed
Generating personalised preclinical models for advanced paediatric thyroid cancerInstitute of Child Health and University College LondonCRUKNot disclosed2021Completed
Preclinical development & CRUKD/15/001 A Cancer Research UK First in Human Phase I trial of 1RG CART, anti-GD2 chimeric antigen receptor transduced T-cells, in paediatric patients with relapsed or refractory neuroblastoma.Institute of Child Health and University College LondonCRUKNot disclosed2011Completed
Studies of innate lymphocyte effector function in GD2 targeted immunotherapy for neuroblastomaInstitute of Child Health and University College LondonCRUKNot disclosed2012Completed