The University of Colorado Anschutz (CU Anschutz) has established a collaborative partnership with multiple universities in the U.S., designating itself as a premier study site for visits. This strategic alliance brings together the research expertise of all institutions, fostering a dedicated environment for the investigation and understanding of CADASIL. Through joint efforts, CU Anschutz and the entire Consortium of sites aim to advance knowledge and contribute to the broader scientific community’s understanding of this rare and complex condition.
Kelsey Eklund, M.D.
Position title: Principal Investigator
Email:
kelsey.eklund
Kelsey Eklund is a stroke neurologist at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Her clinical and research interests focus on understanding and treating stroke in non-traditional patient populations, including young adults and individuals with genetic risk factors. Outside of the hospital, she enjoys recharging in the outdoors of Colorado by hiking, trail running, cycling, or simply soaking in the beautiful mountain views!
Ryan Morgan
Position title: Clinical Research Coordinator
Email:
ryan.2.morgan
Ryan Morgan is a research coordinator at the University of Denver in Colorado. She has always been fascinated with the brain and is so grateful to be able to learn more about it in her position as a neurological researcher. Outside work, her favorite hobbies include hiking, playing volleyball, spending time with friends, and watching Netflix with her dog!
Allison Kopp
Position title: Clinical Research Coordinator
Allison Kopp is a research coordinator at the University of Denver in Colorado. When not assisting the CADASIL research team, Allison enjoys group fitness and investigating safe ways to bicycle around Denver.