Microbiology student gives the white lab coat a makeover
Lani Benedict is launching a fashion trend to reflect the creativity involved in science.
Lani Benedict is launching a fashion trend to reflect the creativity involved in science.
CSU researchers have demonstrated a method of biosurveillance that quickly indicates whether Zika virus is present in local mosquito populations.
CSU's annual World TB Day event opens the Mycobacteria Research Laboratories to high-school students for an in-depth look at its cutting-edge research.
Registration is open for the Women in Science Workshop, which will be held Thursday, April 13.
Five CSU faculty and staff members, who research aspects of tuberculosis, traveled to New Delhi for a scientific workshop.
CSU’s vaccine manufacturing facility, BioMARC, is developing a drug to protect U.S. soldiers from a mosquito-borne pathogen that can cause severe illness and death.
CSU's John Spencer has spent the last 15 years studying leprosy.
A total of 128 undergraduates, graduate students and post-doctoral fellows presented their research findings through talks and posters.
Ashley Cotter knew microbiology was the right fit when she “nerded out” on bacteria and viruses – and used her Spanish skills at a medical clinic while studying abroad. Now she’s on a path to pediatrics.
CSU wildlife disease experts are investigating whether a test developed to detect early-stage chronic wasting disease in deer might be used to identify the onset of brain disorders in people.