Colorado BioScience Association

• Bioscience Colorado Magazine -- June 2004

  PDF of the debut issue of the magazine, published by the Colorado BioScience Association and Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade.

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• Bioscience Colorado 2005

  Bright Future For Colorado

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• Bioscience Colorado 2005

  Talking To The Titans

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• Bioscience Colorado 2005

  Standing On Fertile Ground

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• Bioscience Colorado 2005

  The Urge To Converge

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• Bioscience Colorado 2005

  Colorado Bioscience Resources

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• Bioscience Colorado 2005

  Fueling Colorado's Biotech Boom

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• Bioscience Colorado 2005

  Colorado Bioscience Parks

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• The CBSA FOCUS Newsletter -- Summer 2005

  PDF of the quarterly newsletter published by Colorado BioScience Association.

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• The CBSA FOCUS Newsletter -- Spring 2005

  PDF of the debut issue of the quarterly newsletter published by Colorado BioScience Association. “The CBSA FOCUS.” Featured articles in this issue cover the Colorado Technology Survey; McKinley Medical company’s new pain management product targeting the plastic surgery industry; and Dr. Michael Bristow, noted professor, physician and founder of both the Myogen and ARCA Discovery biotech companies. Other topics covered include upcoming CBSA events, executive report, regulatory update on new FDA rules, and news briefs.

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• CBSA Spring 2005 Featured Cover Article at DenverPRNewsroom.com

  The Outlook for Colorado Technology

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• CBSA Spring 2005 Featured Expert at Expert411.com

  Dr. Michael R. Bristow

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• CBSA Spring 2005 Featured Company at PublicRelationsNewsroom.com

  MiKinley Medical, LLC

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• Bioscience Colorado Magazine -- 2005

  Annual magazine, published by the Colorado BioScience Association and Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade.

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• The CBSA FOCUS Newsletter -- Spring 2005

  PDF of the debut issue of the quarterly newsletter published by Colorado BioScience Association. Smaller file version.

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• The Contributions of the Biosciences in Colorado

  A white paper published by the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) detailing the current impact of the industry on the State of Colorado and highlighting how Colorado's current contributions compare to other states and biotech markets in the U.S. based on 2003-2005 referenced data.

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• CBSA Summer 2005 Featured Cover Article at DenverPRNewsroom.com

  CBSA Endorsement of Referendums C & D

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• CBSA Summer 2005 Featured Expert at Expert411.com

  William W. Cimino, Ph.D.

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• CBSA Summer 2005 Featured Company at PublicRelationsNewsroom.com

  PR Pharmaceuticals

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• CBSA Focus Newsletter

  Fall 2005

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• CBSA Focus Newsletter Fall 2005

  Bioscience Forum - August 2005

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• CBSA Focus Newsletter Fall 2005

  BioWest 2005

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• BioWest 2005

  Flyer

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• CBSA Focus Newsletter Fall 2005

  BioNews Briefs

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• CBSA Focus Newsletter Fall 2005

  Communications Committee Article

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• FOCUS Newsletter

  Winter 2006

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• FOCUS Newsletter

  Spring 2006

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• Colorado Area of Excellence: Infectious Diseases

  Small Companies Fighting Small Bugs
  
  Infectious diseases kill 15 million people a year, and are the leading cause of death in developing nations. But until recently, U.S. pharmaceutical companies found little profit in vaccines, antibiotics and related drugs.
  Vaccines are costly to produce but have low profit margins. Sometimes the actual number of doses used is small, while the potential for pandemic is large. Often the afflicted live in countries too poor to buy drugs, or in spots too remote to store refrigerated products.
  
  Colorado companies fighting infectious diseases: InViragen, Replidyne, Heska,, MicroPhage, Aktiv-Dry, Roche Colorado, Mycologics, RxKinetix and Windom Peak Pharmaceuticals.

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• Colorado Area of Excellence: Pulmonology/Immunology

  From Tuberculosis Sanatoriums to 21st Century Medicine
  
  It began as a medical myth: tuberculosis patients in the 1890s believed Denver’s abundant sunshine and dry air would cure them. Of course it wasn’t true, but as patients flocked to the area, hospitals arose that now rank amongst the world’s premiere respiratory centers. In recent years, National Jewish has attracted $40 million to $50 million in grants annually. A quarter of its funds come from industry, and licensing deals have grown each year.
  
  Colorado companies with pulmonology/immunology focus: Taligen Therapeutics, Accelr8, Sentry Biosciences, Amgen, Colorado include BioStar and Ferraris Respiratory.

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• Colorado Area of Excellence: Oncology

  Colorado Companies Tackle Cancer
  
  A cure for cancer is the Holy Grail of modern medicine. But so far, despite more than a half century of research and a handful of incremental successes, researchers have yet to make a giant breakthrough. The scope of the problem is clear: cancer is the No. 2 killer of Americans, second only to cardiac disease, taking 500,000 lives a year. And the incidence of cancer is rising in developing nations as people live longer, making cancer a truly global disease. More than a half dozen Colorado firms at work on cancer treatments.
  
  Colorado companies working in the Oncology segment: Tapestry, Array BioPharma, GlobeImmune, Allos Therapeutics, RxKinetix, Valleylab, Pharmion, Amgen, OSI Pharmaceuticals, Cytologic, SomaLogic, Thinc Pharmaceuticals, Newellink USA, Radiological Imaging Technology, Cell-Point and CeMines.

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• Media Credentials Request Form

  BioWest 2007

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• Jobs Weekly March 29, 2009

  News feature about a bioscience career.

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• 2009 Fall Focus

  Newsletter pdf

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