A panel of Colorado scientists, including Mark Zabel, answered questions about the coronavirus and how it could continue to affect the community.

Graduate student Kaitlyn Wagner spent 5 weeks in Japan as part of an externship from the Infectious Diseases Research and Response Network.

A recent publication sparks calls for funding rapid field tests to address the growing threat of chronic wasting disease in the United States.

The appearance of chronic wasting disease in countries with no known connections prompted Mark Zabel’s lab to investigate the possibility of multiple strains of CWD.

Scientists worry that chronic wasting disease, a prion disease among deer and cervids, could develop the potential to affect humans.

Discovered within the last 50 years, the spread of chronic wasting disease in Colorado has increased surveillance of hunted wild game for CWD.

Dr. Mark Zabel spoke to Colorado Matter’s Ryan Warner about two possible solutions for the spread and threat of chronic wasting disease.

To help mitigate chronic wasting disease in the United States, Mark Zabel has suggested controlled burns to remove prions from the environment.

Sarah Kane, mentored by Mark Zabel, was awarded Top Scholar for University-Wide Graduate Programs at the 2015 CSU Graduate Showcase.