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New from CNTR: September News & Opportunities

The Coalition for National Trauma Research’s September e-newsletter highlights opportunities to advance research, strengthen partnerships and bring patient perspectives into the conversation:

September Newsletter

  • Explore new funding opportunities. MTEC’s FY26 call for proposals spans 15 focus areas, including wound infections, sepsis, pain and musculoskeletal injuries. Proposals are due October 30.
  • Follow a major neurotrauma initiative. The BRIDGE project has launched, connecting U.S. and Ukrainian research efforts to build resources and investigate biomarkers for penetrating brain injury.
  • Put patient voices in the spotlight. CNTR Injury Research Engagement Panel member Kelly Lang received a scholarship to attend PCORI’s annual meeting, continuing her work to advance patient-centered research.
  • Turn data into discovery. Join CNTR’s September 30 webinar at 1 p.m. CT to explore how burn and trauma databases can inform research, quality improvement and future clinical trials.
  • Act before the NTRR closes. September 30 is the deadline to apply for data access and download shared datasets. CNTR’s common data elements remain available to support consistent data collection.
  • Connect with the trauma and burn care community. Read about CNTR’s new presence at San Antonio’s VelocityTX, the September 23–25 Burn Surgeon Forum and the October 1 abstract deadline for the ABA 2027 Annual Meeting.
  • Make the case for medical research. The September 17 Rally for Medical Research Hill Day brings advocates together to champion sustained NIH investment.

Explore the September issue for details, registration links and ways to get involved.

Read the issue.