Groundwater pumping drying up Great Plains streams, driving fish extinctions
More than half a century of groundwater pumping in the Great Plains has led to long segments of rivers drying up and the collapse of large-stream fishes.
Author Archives: Mary Guiden
Study sheds new light on extinction risk in mammals
A research team led by CSU successfully measured habitat fragmentation for over 4,000 species of land-dwelling mammals.
Brian Gerber drawn to study of rare species, unique biodiversity
Brian Gerber has studied Javan rhinos, Madagascar carnivores and Sandhill cranes.
Translational Medicine Institute launched at Colorado State University
More than 150 faculty, staff, clinicians and donors attended the groundbreaking for the C. Wayne McIlwraith Translational Medicine Institute.
CSU works with CDC to help public health labs detect Zika virus
BioMARC, the university’s vaccine manufacturing facility, created material to be used in labs nationwide in the fight against Zika virus.
Zika reached Miami at least four times in 2016, new study finds
A new study explains how Zika virus entered the U.S. through Florida in 2016.
Mosquitoes that spread Zika virus could simultaneously transmit other viruses
A study led by Colorado State University found that the primary mosquito that carries Zika virus might also transmit chikungunya and dengue viruses with one bite.
Infectious diseases research symposium June 7-9
CSU will host an infectious diseases research symposium in June.
Savannah Rocha, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Outstanding 2017 graduates head to Spring Commencement May 12-14.
Noise created by humans is pervasive in US protected areas
A CSU-led research team found that noise pollution was twice as high as background sound levels in a majority of U.S. protected areas.