ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
The North Carolina Biotechnology Center leads life sciences economic development for North Carolina by supporting the progression of ideas from research lab to the marketplace. NCBiotech invests in technology development through grants, in company development through loans, and in economic development through partner development grants. NCBiotech is headquartered in the Research Triangle Park, with regional offices in Asheville, Charlotte, Greenville, Wilmington and Winston-Salem.
FEATURED ARTICLES
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Charlotte’s health innovation community is gaining momentum through new networks, shared spaces, and startup support programs, turning collaboration into a catalyst for growth across the region.
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Industry leaders in North Carolina discuss how automation, AI, workforce training, and collaboration are shaping the future of manufacturing, highlighting a shared focus on sustainable growth.
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North Carolina’s life sciences success isn’t guaranteed. Industry leaders warn that global competition, infrastructure demands, and talent development will determine whether the state keeps its edge.
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North Carolina’s life sciences sector saw nearly $3.8 billion in 2025 investments, expanded manufacturing capacity, and major workforce initiatives, reinforcing the state’s position as a national leader.
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North Carolina’s expanding life sciences infrastructure is creating one of the world’s most integrated supply‑chain hubs and driving major investment across biopharma, agtech, and regulated research.
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Charlotte’s life sciences ecosystem accelerated in 2025, anchored by expanding research capabilities. With deeper collaboration on the horizon, the region enters 2026 positioned for even greater momentum.
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An expansion in Holly Springs highlights rising momentum, with increased investment, higher production capacity, and hundreds of new jobs. See how this project strengthens regional talent pipelines.
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Eastern North Carolina is rapidly becoming a biomanufacturing powerhouse, capturing most of the state’s recent life sciences investment and job growth while expanding training programs.
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A new federal initiative is advancing bioprinted kidney tissue engineered from a patient’s own cells, combining cutting‑edge bioprinting, bioinks, and bioreactors to address the growing donor shortage.
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Learn more about a major life sciences investment that is bringing 500 new jobs to North Carolina, strengthening U.S. drug manufacturing, and advancing treatments for oncology and neurological diseases.
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The first oral GLP-1 treatment for obesity is here, delivering significant weight loss and cardiovascular benefits.
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Clinical trials are facing rising costs and complexity. Collaboration, data-driven strategies, and patient-centric models are reshaping research — uncover how leaders drive efficiency and innovation.
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Raleigh-Durham’s life sciences boom in 2025 brings billions in biomanufacturing — and challenges in talent and infrastructure. Explore what’s fueling growth and shaping this U.S. innovation hub.
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Charlotte’s Pearl is a vibrant hub driving health care innovation — advancing surgery, diagnostics, and digital health through research, education, and medtech collaboration for global impact.
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A bipartisan bill aims to create a national center for biopharma manufacturing — boosting U.S. supply chains, workforce training, and global competitiveness in life-saving innovation.
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A $771 million expansion will bring new biologics and small molecule manufacturing capabilities and create hundreds of jobs. Learn how this investment positions the Research Triangle for future growth.
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AI is transforming drug discovery and clinical trials, but success depends on balancing technology with human expertise and ethics. Learn how industry leaders are navigating this shift to accelerate innovation.
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A new Kannapolis site boosts Crown Bioscience’s preclinical oncology services, expanding its U.S. presence. Learn how this move supports innovation in cancer drug development.
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A new Holly Springs facility boosts U.S. biologics manufacturing with end-to-end capabilities and supply chain resilience—marking a major investment in North Carolina’s life sciences infrastructure.
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A new biotech lab at Durham Tech, funded by Biogen’s $250K donation, will expand hands-on training and strengthen workforce development in North Carolina’s growing life sciences sector.
CONTACT INFORMATION
North Carolina Biotechnology Center
15 T.W. Alexander Drive
Durham, NC 27713
UNITED STATES
Phone: (919) 541-9366
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