Diana Lowe of the Telling lab won 1st place under the Top Scholars for University-Wide Graduate Programs division.
Alyssa Block received a one-year research grant from the CJD Foundation to investigate selective adaptation of human prions during intracranial and peripheral transmission using a refined gene-targeted mouse model.
Mary Hall, mentored by Joseph DeFranco, wins CVMBS College Honors for her research at CURC 2025.
The Telling Lab’s Mary Hall talks about chronic wasting disease research.
Diana Lowe (Telling lab), Elena Lian (Jackson lab) and Jebrail Dempsey (Hemming-Schroeder & Foy labs), were each awarded a 2024-25 VPR Graduate fellowship.
Student researcher Zoe Atkinson wins Highest Honors at CURC for her research poster, “Gene-targeted mice expressing cervid prion protein efficiently peripheralize CWD prions to extraneural tissues.”
PhD candidate Diana Lowe presented her research poster, “Will chronic wasting disease spread in Nordic country” at the 2024 STEM Day at the Colorado State Capitol.
Graduate Research Assistant Diana Lowe wins the One Health Institute’s Award for Research Excellence at the 2023 GradShow.
Glenn Telling and leading experts discuss how chronic wasting disease impacts cervid populations around the globe and new info on prion-related infectious agents.