Translational Neuroscience Center at Boston Children's Hospital
Therapeutic Approaches: Small Molecules, Biomarkers, Stem Cells
Therapeutic Areas of Expertise: Neurological Disorders, Psychiatric Disorders
Center/Program Highlights:
Advances in our understanding of the nervous system have created unprecedented opportunities to tackle pediatric diseases that once seemed completely resistant to therapy. Clinical trials for genetic diseases associated with autism spectrum disorder, for muscular dystrophy and for childhood brain tumors are pushing the boundaries of pediatric medicine.
In January 2013, Boston Children’s Hospital formed the collaborative Translational Neuroscience Center (TNC) to improve the lives of children and adolescents with nervous system disorders through: innovative clinical programs; outstanding basic science; and efficient translation of novel ideas into practical tools for diagnosis, treatment and prevention of childhood diseases.
Inquiries from industry and other potential collaborators are welcome.
Sources of Funding: Philanthropy, Industry Partnerships, Disease Foundations, University, Revenue, Federal/State,
Institutional Affiliation(s): Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School
Address:
300 Longwood Av CLS 14073
Boston
Massachusetts, 02115
United States
Center/Program Start Date: 2013
Number of Employees: 5
