Keep up-to-date on the latest advances in SCI science, research, and treatments.

• Areas of research 
• How our dollars are allocated
• Spinal cord tutorial
• Glossary of spinal cord research
• History of spinal cord research

Open to qualified scientists around the world.

• Research Grants for investigator-initiated research
• Core Pilot Program for fast-tracking potential therapies
• Get to know the most recent grantees and their work

Infrastructure to support clinical trials and delivery of rehabilitation therapies.

• North American Clinical Trials Network - hospital network testing promising therapies
• NeuroRecovery Network (NRN) - rehabilitation network to deliver activity-based therapies

Resources to help you understand spinal cord clinical trials, including the International guidelines for Experimental Treatments for SCI and a tool to help you find an appropriate clinical trial. 

An international consortium of researchers who are moving the science from the lab bench to the bedside.

• The 7 Consortium labs
• Reeve Foundation's Stem cell initiative
• Our newest lab - The Pfaff laboratory
• Download a complete description of the Consortium

Take a look inside the labs, and meet the men and women doing the research

• Scientists Are People Too
• The Story of the Enchanted Pendant
• Taking Research from Bench to Bedside

Find out more about this initiative which helps ensure that the next generation of spinal cord researchers is being trained in the best environment by the best people and raises critically needed support and awareness to attract the best and brightest young scientists to the field of spinal cord injury research.

Visit our Stem Cell Research Center where you will find the basics on stem cells, what we are doing in that area, the latest news, and additional web resources to help you understand this complicated topic.

A user-friendly roadmap to help navigate spinal cord injury and research.

• Illustrated tutorial for the lay person on SCI and repair
• Glossary of spinal cord terminology