The 2024 Biosphere Magazine features Profiles in Innovation highlighting some of the incredible innovations occurring in Utah’s life sciences industry, including Blackrock Neurotech’s brain computer interface, Aviva’s catheter that is changing components of healthcare delivery, and more.

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Utah’s life sciences and health care innovation industry creates substantial economic impacts across the state.

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This fact sheet represents the Utah-specific supplement to the national CSBI/TEConomy Life Sciences Workforce Trends report and presents summary information on industry job postings for Utah.

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The U.S. life sciences workforce is a constantly shifting target—continuously evolving to meet the demands of a rapidly growing and highly innovative, science- and technology-driven industry.

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The 2023 update to the prior Kem C. Gardner report demonstrates how favorably Utah’s life sciences industry compares to the rest of the nation.

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Utah highlights from the 2022 TEConomy report.

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The 2022 TEConomy/BIO report examines the bioscience industry’s impact on the national economy and provides state specific data.

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The annual publication highlighting Utah’s life sciences industry.

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Each year, researchers supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) are responsible for groundbreaking discoveries and innovations that change the trajectory of disease treatment in the United States and around the world. Even before discoveries are made, however, those same NIH research grants are fueling America’s economy by fueling economic activity and job creation […]

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Utah’s mature life sciences industry continues to experience strong growth relative to nationwide trends, even during recessions.

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A 2021 statistical update on the contributions of the industry to national and state economic conditions

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In this guide, you will find the steps, tips and resources you need to start a business in Utah’s capital city.

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