Allos Therapeutics Inc. of Westminster has launched an international registry designed to address the need to better understand treatment patterns and outcomes for patients with peripheral T-cell lymphoma.
TeleTech Holdings Inc., a Doug las County-based provider of business-process outsourcing solutions, announced plans to host its fifth Spirit of the Season holiday event at Harrington Elementary, 2401 E. 37th Ave. On Monday, TeleTech employees will transform the school into a winter wonderland and treat more than 1,200 guests, including Harrington schoolchildren and their families, to a holiday meal and events.
George and Fay Young Foundation has granted the Adams County-based American Indian College Fund $25,000 for scholarship programs.
Evergreen Research Inc., a Golden-based contract product-development and manufacturing firm, has been purchased by employees Gary Heath and David Mabe.
Colorado State University is a founding member of the first North American UNESCO water center approved by the United Nations. As part of the agreement, roughly 120 professors conducting water-related research at Colorado State will help provide guidance on water issues facing the world.
The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research recently granted Manisha Patel, an associate professor at the University of Colorado Denver’s School of Pharmacy, $300,000 to continue work on developing therapies for Parkinson’s disease.
University of Northern Colorado faculty member Steven Anderson will lead two NASA grant- funded projects totaling more than $1.1 million. Anderson was awarded a three-year, $410,000 NASA grant to establish a research program for teachers interested in climate change. Anderson also will partner on another $730,000 project to offer professional-development opportunities for elementary- and middle-school teachers.
JE Dunn Construction has been selected as the construction manager/general contractor for the Denver police crime-laboratory project, a new 60,000- square-foot facility.
