A new AI-powered handheld device is being developed at UTMB and aims to provide rapid, non-invasive detection of cerebrospinal fluid leaks following traumatic brain injuries.
Dr. Wilson Poon is leading TRC4-funded research to develop a field-deployable class of lipid nanoparticle therapeutics that targets immune cells to prevent life-threatening sepsis in combat casualties.
Dr. Shawanna Tabassum and her team are developing SmartTBI, an AI-driven, wearable sweat biosensor designed to continuously monitor traumatic brain injury progression in real time.
UT Austin is utilizing thin-film freeze-drying to create stable, rapidly rehydratable whole blood powders for trauma care in environments lacking refrigeration.
UT Southwestern is developing a biomaterial immunotherapy to prevent infections in trauma patients.
UTMB researchers, in collaboration with the McHugh Lab at Rice University, are developing a first-in-field embolic therapy to reduce recurrence and improve outcomes for patients with chronic subdural hematoma.