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Technology and engineering job seekers invited to Denver career fair at Tech Center

DENVER - Technology, engineering, and security clearance Â job seekers are invited to attend a Dice Career Fair at the Denver Marriott Tech Center on Thursday, Dec. 13. The free fair... Read More

By: Steve Monday December 10, 2012 Tags: Denver, Dice Career Fair

Advanced Unmanned completes first stage of UAV development

DENVER - Aerial imagery company Advanced Unmanned approved the specifications for its customized unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) fleet, completing the design phase of the aerospace project, the... Read More

By: Steve Monday December 10, 2012 Tags: Advanced Unmanned, David Record, Denver, HALE, UAV

Golden Spike offers two-person rides to moon for $1.4 billion by 2020

BOULDER - A Boulder-based company is planning to offer two-person rides to the moon for a starting price of $1.4 billion by 2020. The Golden Spike Company - named for the spike driven to... Read More

By: Steve Monday December 10, 2012 Tags: Boulder, Dr. Alan Stern, Gerry Griffin, Jeffrey Ashby, NASA, Peter Banks, Wayne Hale

Pretty Brainy inspires girls to pursue careers in math and sciences

By Katrina Pfannkuch InnovatioNews.com ... Read More

By: Katrina Pfannkuch Monday December 10, 2012 Tags: FashionablyMashed, Fort Collins, Heidi Olinger, Pretty Brainy, STEAM, STEM

Colorado BioScience Association honors industry's best, TOLMAR named company of year

DENVER - The Colorado BioScience Association unveiled the 2012 winners of industry awards Thursday at its Annual Awards Dinner, with TOLMAR of Fort Collins taking the Company of the Year... Read More

By: Steve Friday December 7, 2012 Tags: April Giles, Aurora, Bal Seal Engineering, CBSA, Covidien, Denver, Dorsey and Whitney, Highlands Ranch, Mark Spiecker, Myogen, Rockies Venture Club, Sheridan Ross, Sophono, TOLMAR, William Freytag, Windsor