
Colorado is well on its way to hosting a growing life-sciences industry, but the state must build up its small-but-growing venture capital haul, and create more tax incentives before it can develop into a top-tier biocluster, the state's lifesciences industry group concluded in a recent report.
The Colorado BioScience Association's new Colorado Bioscience Roadmap 2008, prepared for CBSA by Battelle Memorial Foundation, acknowledged that the state has enjoyed growth in its cluster of life-sciences businesses, in academic programs and their accomplishments, and in state government subsidies intended to support the industry.



