From novel devices to preclinical models, the competing teams were united in their goal of addressing gaps in the diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of traumatic brain injury.
Read MoreThe University of Michigan’s North Campus Research Complex became a nexus for cross-discipline collaboration as innovators from across the U-M community converged for the ninth annual Massey Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Grand Challenge kickoff.
Read MoreOn June 9, teams participating in the Massey TBI Grand Challenge entered the "Wolverine Den" to pitch their ideas and innovations before an expert panel of clinicians, investors, commercialization experts, and Department of Defense representatives. Up to $1 million in funding was available this year—the largest amount in Grand Challenge history!
Read MoreThree Weil Institute teams received large grants from the U.S. Department of Defense in a victory that the teams’ leaders say would not have been possible without the initial support they received through the Massey TBI Grand Challenge.
Read MoreThe team will develop and validate a large animal model of cardiac arrest with resultant severe brain injury to translate new neuroprotective therapies.
Read MoreTBI experts from across North America convened at Michigan Stadium to share their research and discuss the future of the field.
Read MoreThe result of a major multi-departmental and multi-school collaboration, the investment will support the Weil Institute’s unique preclinical critical care lab to advance translational research in critical care over the next 5 years.
Read MoreOn March 3, researchers from across the University of Michigan joined with the Weil Institute to mark the official start of the 2022 Massey TBI Grand Challenge.
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