Bioscience industry gets WIRED
Two Northern Colorado economic development goals recently received a boost via grants awarded to the Rocky Mountain Regional Center of Excellence and Front Range Community College., Jul 18 2008
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Wealth of CROs in county enviable
Bioscience companies in Larimer County comprise a surprisingly diverse array. While many people are familiar with the "pillars" of bio industry, such as Heska, PR Pharmaceuticals, Tolmar (formerly Atrix), and Beckman Coulter (formerly Dako Cytomation), few are aware of the depth of biosciences resources available in the region., Jul 3 2008
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Locals named to bioscience group board
Nine new board members, including several from Northern Colorado, have been elected to the Colorado BioScience Association’s 40-member Board of Directors., May 6 2008
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Three bioscience forces combine to boost industry
This is an exciting time for the bioscience industry in Northern Colorado. Thanks to years of hard work and a touch of good luck, three powerful forces are about to converge which will boost this targeted industry forward for the foreseeable future., May 1 2008
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CSU fostering biotech ideas
Conference highlights industry benefits, Apr 16 2008
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Fort Collins area ranks third for business
Forbes cites educated work force, cost of living as reasons for high ranking, Mar 20 2008
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Bioscience plan puts emphasis on funds
After just under three years in existence, the Larimer Bioscience Plan recently received a facelift., Mar 14 2008
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Colorado Biz Magazine Tech Startup of the month: Inviragen Inc.
After working together researching vaccines for companion animals at Heska Corp. in the 1990s, Drs. Dan Stinchcomb and Jorge Osorio reconnected in 2005, founding Inviragen, a startup aiming to commercialize vaccines for emerging infectious diseases. , Feb 28 2008
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Heska records highest revenue in 20-year history
Heska Corp., developer of animal health and diagnostic products, recorded its highest revenue in the company’s 20-year history last year, based largely on the launch of three new products., Feb 28 2008
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Bioscience fund will benefit CSU, city
Lawmakers pushing to create a new state fund to help transfer bioscience technology from research to the commercial market said the proposed legislation will directly benefit Fort Collins and Colorado State University., Feb 4 2008
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