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Tom Curran: Contract between NantHealth and U of Utah “seems a bit expensive”

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Starting in 2008, I worked closely with Peter Phillips to establish the Children’s Brain Tumor Tissue Consortium designed to generate a biorepository of rare biospecimens, with associated clinical information and genomic data, that could be shared with the research community.

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Tom Curran
Chief scientific officer, executive director, Children's Mercy Children's Research Institute in Kansas City
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