Headlined by voices in resilience and military health leadership, the two-day symposium connects researchers and clinicians across the UT System to drive the next generation of therapeutics.
This year’s awards span 11 UT entities and DoD collaborations, driving groundbreaking trauma research and product development.
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TRC4 will once again be attending this year’s military medicine summit to collaborate with military leaders, researchers, and medicine innovators.
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UT Health San Antonio publicly features TRC4-funded preclinical translational research that aims to decrease scar tissue and opioid treatment in burn trauma patients.
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Join us in person to experience a lecture from world-renowned spine surgeon and musculoskeletal oncologist Dr. Rex Marco.
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TRC4 Advisory Committee members share their experiences, latest studies, and reflections on the future of trauma care.
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Led currently by Jacob Provencio at UT San Antonio, the RAPID project develops soft robotic technology to maximize battlefield intubation success and lighten medic loads.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO APPLY, PLEASE SEE THE FOLLOWING:
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: MARCH 1, 2025 @ 11:59PM (CST)
The Trauma Research and Combat Casualty Care Collaborative (TRC4) is a research entity singularly focused on addressing the critical need for improved trauma care in the United States. The unique collaboration, established by the UT Board of Regents and funded in part by Texas lawmakers, will operate out of The University of Texas at San Antonio and serve all UT academic and health institutions.
Initial Collaborative Partners: University of Texas System and the Department of Defense
Despite its prevalence, trauma receives disproportionately less funding. Trauma injuries are the primary cause of mortality and permanent disability among individuals under 44 years of age.
TRC4 serves as a unique collaborative entity seeking to catalyze transformative research efforts into trauma care.
Note: The deadline for applications for the 2024 TRC4 grants and initiatives has passed. If you were unable to apply, please sign up for TRC4 news to stay up to date about next year’s application process.
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