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The gift is from Jeannie Thompson, a 1964 CU-Boulder zoology graduate and incoming chairwoman of the who has workef in research labs for many andher husband, Jack, a CU-Bouldere history graduate. The Thompsons have frequently made donations to CU over the The lab will break ground in theannounced Monday. The facilitt will be a part of the Colorado Initiative in MolecularBiotechnology (CIMB), a CU program to promote research and educatiobn in areas where life physical sciences, mathematics, computer science and engineering intersect.
“CIMBv is a community of top researchers poolingh their expertise to make new discoverieds that have tremendous potential toimprove people’ health,” Leslie Leinwand, CIMB said in a statement. “The Vaccine Development Laboratory will provide this diversd group of researchers with a uniquew and very powerful forum forscientific discovery,” Leinwan d added.
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