Colorado BioScience Association is honored to announce the Amgen Foundation’s grant of $25,000 to the Colorado BioScience Institute in support of the Research Experience for Teachers (RET) program in Colorado’s science classrooms.
The RET program is an intensive, 4 week, hands-on program for 7th-12th grade teachers. This inaugural year, four teachers were selected to participate. The RET program places teachers in local life science companies to provide them with hands-on lab experience to bridge real-world skills to back the classroom.
The goal is to help build long-term collaborative partnerships between, industry scientists, and the local university research community by involving the teachers in real bioscience research and helping them translate their research experiences and new knowledge into classroom activities.
2014 RET Hosting Companies:
Biodesix, Inc., Aurora, Boulder
Molecular diagnostics advancing personalized medicine
www.biodesix.com
iC42 Clinical Research & Development, Aurora
Contract research services for integrated solutions to systems biology
www.bioanalytics.us
Sharklet Technologies, Inc., Aurora
Engineers surface technologies (Sharklet™) that controls the growth of dangerous bacteria
www.sharklet.com
Surefire Medical Inc., Westminster
Developing a novel infusion system for the interventional radiology market
www.surefiremedical.com
The Amgen Foundation seeks to advance science education, improve patient access to quality care, and strengthen the communities where Amgen staff members live and work. To date, the Foundation has donated more than $200 million in grants to nonprofit organizations throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and Europe that impact society in inspiring and innovative ways, and those that provide disaster relief efforts both domestically and internationally. For more information, visit http://www.amgen.com/citizenship/overview.html and follow us on http://www.twitter.com/AmgenFoundation.
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New Issue: Bioscience Colorado Magazine 2014-15 Article Overview
Make sure to check out these "great reads" -- and save the new directory for future use.
The complete flip book of the issue can be found online at: http://www.cobioscience.com/magazine2014flip-book/
Articles - Direct Links:
Mobile Health in Colorado: Where “Big Data” Sparks Big Ideas
Biodesix Harnesses Machine Learning and Analytics to Tackle Multivariate Diagnostics
Bioscience in Colorado Continues to Shine with U.S. Senator Michael Bennet
Colorado Life Science Assets: A Sophisticated Repertoire of Clinical-Stage Therapeutic, Device and Diagnostic Products
U.S. Hub: Colorado Is Where Drug, Device and Therapy Intersect
Boettcher Investigators: Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Program
Found in Translation: Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Institute Translational Research Programs Focus on Innovative Treatment of Eye Diseases
Tech Transfer Offices Connect the Dots between Research and the Marketplace, Stimulate State’s Economy
Colorado Bioscience Industry by the Numbers: Financing and Acquisitions
Colorado Bioscience Grant Programs: Innovation Engines
Colorado Bioscience Industry Directory – updated company information – great to keep on file
Bioscience Colorado magazine is an integral part of the Association’s mission to support the Colorado bioscience community through advocacy, resources and advancement of opportunities for collaboration. It reaches thousands of bioscience, economic development, legislative, university and industry leaders. Colorado’s bioscience assets are also valuable. Device, diagnostic and therapeutic products created here have a significant economic impact—27,000 in total workforce— translating to over $10 billion in the State’s economy each year. In addition, over 60 acquisitions, financings and grants, totaling over $4 billion, were reported within the 2013 calendar year, further developing the industry’s ecosystem.
Download the new magazine pdf at: http://www.cobioscience.com/Magazine%202014/CBSA_magazine_061314-lowres.pdf
The complete flip book of the issue can be found online at: http://www.cobioscience.com/magazine2014flip-book/
Articles - Direct Links:
Mobile Health in Colorado: Where “Big Data” Sparks Big Ideas
Biodesix Harnesses Machine Learning and Analytics to Tackle Multivariate Diagnostics
Bioscience in Colorado Continues to Shine with U.S. Senator Michael Bennet
Colorado Life Science Assets: A Sophisticated Repertoire of Clinical-Stage Therapeutic, Device and Diagnostic Products
U.S. Hub: Colorado Is Where Drug, Device and Therapy Intersect
Boettcher Investigators: Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Program
Found in Translation: Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Institute Translational Research Programs Focus on Innovative Treatment of Eye Diseases
Tech Transfer Offices Connect the Dots between Research and the Marketplace, Stimulate State’s Economy
Colorado Bioscience Industry by the Numbers: Financing and Acquisitions
Colorado Bioscience Grant Programs: Innovation Engines
Colorado Bioscience Industry Directory – updated company information – great to keep on file
Bioscience Colorado magazine is an integral part of the Association’s mission to support the Colorado bioscience community through advocacy, resources and advancement of opportunities for collaboration. It reaches thousands of bioscience, economic development, legislative, university and industry leaders. Colorado’s bioscience assets are also valuable. Device, diagnostic and therapeutic products created here have a significant economic impact—27,000 in total workforce— translating to over $10 billion in the State’s economy each year. In addition, over 60 acquisitions, financings and grants, totaling over $4 billion, were reported within the 2013 calendar year, further developing the industry’s ecosystem.
Download the new magazine pdf at: http://www.cobioscience.com/Magazine%202014/CBSA_magazine_061314-lowres.pdf
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