Science that moves from discovery to impact.
Hello, I’m Isabella Hamner. I am an undergraduate researcher at Colorado State University and a prospective D.V.M./Ph.D. student interested in veterinary immunology, infectious disease, reproductive biology, and One Health. My research spans equine reproductive immunology, dairy epidemiology, environmental sustainability, and community parasite education, with the goal of translating scientific discovery into improved animal health and disease prevention.
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My research spans equine reproductive immunology, livestock sustainability, and the broader veterinary and biomedical sciences community at Colorado State University.
Research Snapshot
Investigating PPID-associated inflammation in the mare.
In the Fedorka Lab, I contributed to research evaluating whether the chronic systemic inflammation associated with pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction is also present within the equine reproductive tract.
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I welcome conversations with faculty, clinicians, industry partners, and fellow researchers working across veterinary medicine, immunology, infectious disease, and One Health.