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Texas state map representing the 13 institutions of the University of Texas System involvement with Trauma Research and Combat Casualty Care Collaborative (TRC4)
Texas state map representing the 13 institutions of the University of Texas System involvement with Trauma Research and Combat Casualty Care Collaborative (TRC4)

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DEADLINE EXTENDED

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

TRC4 has extended the deadline for the submission of abstracts through Whova for the upcoming 2025 UT System Trauma Symposium.

Submission Deadline: Sunday, December 22 @ 11:59 PM

2025 UT System Trauma Research Symposium

February 10-11, 2025

AT&T Hotel and Conference Center
1900 University Avenue
Austin, TX 78705

A special thank you to all who attended the 2nd annual UT System Trauma Research Symposium. We had double the attendance from the inaugural gathering and this year’s meeting included even more distinguished speakers and panel presentations from representatives across UT System institutions and from the U.S. military. TRC4 remains steadfast in its commitment to strengthening this inter-institutional collaboration and advancing trauma care innovations on the battlefield, in civilian healthcare, across Texas and beyond.

Apply for 2025 Funding

TRC4 funds groundbreaking trauma research, product development, and preventative measures through various grants and initiatives. Prospective applicants are encouraged to engage with funding opportunities and submit their proposals through the designated online application receipt system. By fostering a collaborative environment and investing in innovative projects, TRC4 aims to enhance the capabilities of trauma care, ultimately leading to improved outcomes.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO APPLY, PLEASE SEE THE FOLLOWING:

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: MARCH 1, 2025 @ 11:59PM (CST)

Grant Program Preview Session for Next Round of TRC4 Funding

We scheduled two preview sessions for the next round of TRC4 funding, with LOI to open Jan 1, 2025.

 

Session 1 was held on Dec. 3rd from 6:00-6:30 pm.

Established in November 2022

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 UT Health San Antonio and serve all UT academic and health institutions.

Initial Collaborative Partners: University of Texas System and the Department of Defense

Prevalence of Trauma and Need for Research

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.

Based at UT Health San Antonio and Partnered with UT System Institutions

TRC4 serves as a unique collaborative entity seeking to catalyze transformative research efforts into trauma care.

Apply for Funding

TRC4 funds groundbreaking trauma research, product development, and preventative measures through various grants and initiatives. Prospective applicants are encouraged to engage with funding opportunities and submit their proposals through the designated online application receipt system. By fostering a collaborative environment and investing in innovative projects, TRC4 aims to enhance the capabilities of trauma care, ultimately leading to improved outcomes.

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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