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Cancer Research and NeoTREX
August 22, 2007
Building on more than 35 years of excellence in cancer research and biomedicine, Colorado State University on Aug. 22 named its second Supercluster, Cancer Research and Treatment, along with NeoTREX, an embedded business enterprise dedicated to speeding the transition of life-saving cancer research from the academic world to the global marketplace.
The Cancer Supercluster will focus cancer research from five colleges across the university via a highly collaborative structure. The goal of the Supercluster is to develop effective treatments and products in the fight against cancer and quickly moving these advances into the marketplace to the people who need them.
Colorado State today also announced Dr. Terry Opgenorth as the chief operating officer for NeoTREX. He will also serve as COO of MicroRx, the business arm of the university's first Supercluster focused on infectious disease research that was announced in February. Opgenorth joins the university after 20 years with Abbott Laboratories' Global Pharmaceutical Research and Development organization.
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- Biographical Information
- Larry Edward Penley
President and chancellor - Tony Frank
Provost and senior vice president - Stephen Withrow
Chief scientific officer of NeoTREX and director of the academic activities - Robert Ullrich
Chief research officer of NeoTREX and director of research - Dr. Terry Opgenorth
Chief operating officer for MicroRx and NeoTREX - Mark Wdowik
Chief executive officer of CSU Ventures - Bill Farland
Vice president for Research
- Larry Edward Penley
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Larry Edward Penley
President and chancellor
Tony Frank
Provost and senior vice president
Stephen Withrow
Chief scientific officer of NeoTREX and director of the academic activities
Bob Ullrich
Cancer Supercluster's director of research and chief research officer of NeoTREX
Mark Wdowik
Chief executive officer, CSU Ventures
Bill Farland
Vice president for Research
Lance Perryman
Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
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