The sensor developed by CSU researchers, including Dr. Brian Geiss, capable of testing as few as 10 virus antibody molecules within 20 minutes in a person’s blood was featured by the NSF.
Dr. Geiss is going to support the Microbiology-Immunology professional master’s program as it’s new director.
An Interdisciplinary team at CSU discovered a new way to detect viral infections.
Mosquitoes in Colorado have been confirmed to be carrying West Nile Virus and Dr. Geiss is working on a new drug to fight the flavivirus.
Dr. Geiss and Dr. Keenan have found a molecule that harms virus’ ability to replicate. These viruses include West Nile Virus, Dengue, and other flaviviruses.
Dr. Geiss is working to develop a new drug to fight 35 viruses. Some of those viruses include West Nile, dengue, and yellow fever.