Steve VanNurden, Fitzsimons Innovation Community President and CEO, was inducted into the Denver Dealmakers Hall of Fame, recognizing a class of dealmakers that has made an often-groundbreaking impact on their organizations, industries, and the region over the course of decades in business.
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Brian Freed, Ph.D., Co-Founder & Chief Science Officer, RheumaGen, Executive Director, ClinImmune, and Professor of Medicine, University of Colorado will be recognized by the American Society of Histocompatibility & Immunogenetics (ASHI) with their highest honor.
In an interview with Pharmaceutical Executive, Melissa Krebs, Ph.D., the CEO and founder of GelSana, discusses her journey in developing novel biomaterials that aim to revolutionize the $78 billion wound care market
Denver’s 9News recently profiled a biotech entrepreneur leveraging a health innovation developed at Fitzsimons Innovation Community. Robin Shandas, founder and CEO of EnteroTrack, developed the swallowable capsule that collects microbiome samples. Using the capsule, UC Denver graduate student Alex Gregorian founded an early stage startup, BioWell, to make gut health insights more accessible.
Fitzsimons Innovation Community CEO Steve VanNurden spoke with CJ Wolfe, M.D., host of Healthicity “Compliance Conversations” podcast, to explore the unique integration of academic and entrepreneurial ecosystems, discuss the reinvention of tech transfer, and reveal the keys to building a thriving biotech community.
Fitzsimons Innovation Community President and CEO Steve VanNurden welcomed Dynamic Tech Media to campus for a conversation about the wrap-around support for our Community members and the growth of life sciences in our state.
GelSana welcomes Diana Verrilli, Chief Growth Officer at DispatchHealth, to the company’s Board of Directors. Diana, an accomplished healthcare leader brings extensive experience in commercialization and business strategy planning and execution.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine at CU Anschutz is a top-tier research institution in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report. Only 16 medical schools are included in the top tier.