Candace Mathiason, a pathobiologist at Colorado State University, and her colleagues have found that as little as 100 nanograms of saliva can seed a chronic wasting disease infection. Her studies suggest that deer can also pass prions in utero from doe to growing fawn.

Candace Mathiason and experts discuss how chronic wasting disease impacts cervid populations as well as new info on prion-related infectious agents.

For her national and international impact on interdisciplinary scholarship, Dr. Candace Mathiason received the 2023 CSU Interdisciplinary Scholarship Individual Award.

Candace Mathiason introduces the Living Healthy Podcast to the weird ways of prions and how they can be used as models for Alzheimer’s disease in humans.

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the contributions and impact from women everywhere, including all of the CSU scientists and researchers who have led in the fight against COVID-19

Infectious disease scientists across Colorado State University are focused on fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.

Candace Mathiason, IDRRN director, discusses COVID-19 research and how the university has responded to the pandemic.

As the director of the Infectious Disease Research and Response Network, Candace Mathiason leads a number of CSU scientists working on COVID-19 research and efforts at the university.

The Women in Science Network received a grant from the CSU Women & Gender Collaborative to support expanded Career Issues groups.