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Richard Border wins Dosier/Muenzinger Award for Outstanding Contribution to Basic Research

Recent IBG graduate Richard Border won the Dosier/Muenzinger Award for Outstanding Contribution to Basic Research.

Richard Border, who was one of IBG's Winter 2019 graduates, was nominated by his mentors Soo Rhee and Matt Keller for thisÌýaward. They note that Richard is one of the “brightest, most conscientious, most generous and hardest working graduate studentsÌýwe have ever encountered in our combined ~35 years at the University of Colorado.â€� ÌýHe has been an extraordinarily productiveÌýresearcher, with an impressive publication record in high-impact journals. ÌýOne of his articles showed that over 1000 previousÌý“candidate geneâ€� studies on major depression were wrong. This paper has already garnered numerous citations, and was also theÌýsubject of a popular press article inÌýThe Atlantic.ÌýHis research record is one that an early career faculty member should be proudÌýof, much less a graduate student. ÌýIn addition, Richard obtained a Master’s degree in Applied Math while obtaining his PhD in ourÌýdepartment, has been awarded NIMH training grants every year he was eligible, and has received prestigious post-doc offers. Congratulations, Richard!Ìý