The Brain Research Center is an interdisciplinary group of researchers and clinicians advancing brain research to better understand brain diseases in both animals and humans.
Mission
The Brain Research Center is composed of an interdisciplinary group of researchers and clinicians conducting state-of-the-art brain research. The Brain Research Center promotes this collaborative research network, supports undergraduate and graduate research and education, and, by leveraging this unified foundation of researchers, clinicians and associated infrastructure, strives to advance the field of brain research. The Brain Research Center seeks to promote and accelerate brain research, training and education, clinical proficiency, and environmental impact, which aligns with the strategic mission of Colorado State University.
Vision
The Brain Research Center is an interdisciplinary Center with the goal of conducting internationally recognized state-of-art research to advance the knowledge about brain aging, disease, and neurodegenerative processes. In assembling the Brain Research Center, we have selected members with diverse expertise, including neurodegeneration, molecular biology, mouse transgenesis, epidemiology, infectious disease, and clinical diseases, including aging, dementia, epilepsy, and cancer. The interdisciplinary approach is unique and essential to cultivate and strengthen brain research, both in veterinary medicine and in human medicine, using small and large animal models.
Clinical Trials
The Brain Research Center has a range of clinical trails.
People
