Department of Microbiology, Immunology, & Pathology


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Microbiology, Immunology,
and Pathology

Degree Programs

Residencies and Externships

Combined Anatomic Pathology Residency and M.S./Ph.D. Combined Clinical Pathology Residency and M.S./Ph.D. Combined Comparative Medicine Residency and M.S./Ph.D. Combined Microbiology Residency and Ph.D.

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Areas of Expertise

Our faculty work to understand the pathology, improve the diagnostics, and develop more effective treatments, vaccines, and cures for internationally important infectious diseases.

Anatomic Pathology Bacteriology Cancer Biology Clinical Diagnostics Clinical Pathology Computational Biology Education Research Genomics Hematopathology Immunology Microbiome Mycobacterial Diseases Parasitology Pedagogy Prion Biology RNA Biology Vector Biology Virology

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The Scientist: Understanding Neurodegenerative Disease with Prion Research

Molecular neurobiologist Julie Moreno explores the consequences of protein misfolding in the brain. Julie Moreno runs a productive laboratory and is dedicated to helping undergraduate students develop a passion for research.

The Conversation: Humans infecting animals infecting humans − from COVID-19 to bird flu, preventing pandemics requires protecting all species

We are researchers who study the mechanisms driving cross-species disease transmission and how disease affects both wildlife conservation and people. Story by Anna Fagre, a Veterinary Microbiologist and Wildlife Epidemiologist at Colorado State University and Sadie Jane Ryan, University of Florida.

The Colorado Sun: Colorado has had an unusually quiet West Nile season. Scientists want to know why.

Ebel is a professor of microbiology, immunology and pathology at Colorado State University. His wheelhouse is what are known as vector-borne diseases — in particular diseases transmitted by mosquitoes. For years, he has studied West Nile virus and tracked its patterns through a network of traps in the northern Front Range that search for West Nile’s blood-sucking chauffeurs, mosquitoes from the Culex genus.

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