Are you a scientific product supplier looking to keep up with what's going on at CU Anschutz, Denver?
Here are some fast facts to see if this is a market you need to reach out to.
2015 Life Science R & D Expenditures: 32nd Ranked: $389,771,000 [1]
2015 NIH Funding: $195,295,612 [2]
CU Anschutz Medical Campus gained more than $772.4 million in private support through the Creating Futures Campaign in the past six years. This included more than $14 million to establish the Charles C. Gates Center for Regenerative Disease, gaining CU Anschutz world-class faculty expertise in stem cell research. The donations also included $17 million to establish the Linda Crnin Institute for Down Syndrome and $11 million that funded a new facility for the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. [3]
The Gates Biomanufacturing Facility recently opened on the Anschutz Medical Campus. This new 14,000 sq ft laboratory will propel the University of Colorado's Medical School into a major hub for adult stem cell and protein-based research. [4]
The Colorado Clinical and Translational Research Institute received $9.1 million in funding to support translation of biomedical research discoveries into clinical applications. [5]
Researchers at CU Anschutz have received $3.4 million to support research on developing antidotes against toxic gaseous chemicals. [6]
The University of Colorado Comprehensive Cancer Center received $3.3 million from the NIH for cancer research. [7]
Neurology researchers within CU Anschutz received $1.8 million in funding for research on the molecular pathogenesis of varicella zoster virus infection. [8]
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signed a bill giving approximately $1.7 million annually to University of Colorado Cancer Center for cancer research. [9]
CU Anschutz researchers received an additional $1 million in funding to continue genetic analyses of the rodent transcriptome. [10]
2015 NIH Funding: $195,295,612 [2]
CU Anschutz Medical Campus gained more than $772.4 million in private support through the Creating Futures Campaign in the past six years. This included more than $14 million to establish the Charles C. Gates Center for Regenerative Disease, gaining CU Anschutz world-class faculty expertise in stem cell research. The donations also included $17 million to establish the Linda Crnin Institute for Down Syndrome and $11 million that funded a new facility for the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. [3]
The Gates Biomanufacturing Facility recently opened on the Anschutz Medical Campus. This new 14,000 sq ft laboratory will propel the University of Colorado's Medical School into a major hub for adult stem cell and protein-based research. [4]
The Colorado Clinical and Translational Research Institute received $9.1 million in funding to support translation of biomedical research discoveries into clinical applications. [5]
Researchers at CU Anschutz have received $3.4 million to support research on developing antidotes against toxic gaseous chemicals. [6]
The University of Colorado Comprehensive Cancer Center received $3.3 million from the NIH for cancer research. [7]
Neurology researchers within CU Anschutz received $1.8 million in funding for research on the molecular pathogenesis of varicella zoster virus infection. [8]
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signed a bill giving approximately $1.7 million annually to University of Colorado Cancer Center for cancer research. [9]
CU Anschutz researchers received an additional $1 million in funding to continue genetic analyses of the rodent transcriptome. [10]
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