
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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Cell and gene therapies (CGT) offer hope for innovative treatments, but complex trials strain healthcare resources. Explore how the impact of resource strain delays these transformative therapies for patients in need.
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Find out how a national life sciences service company is helping North Carolina startups by providing state-of-the-art facilities in Morrisville for product development and manufacturing to accelerate growth and streamline operations.
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North Carolina's life sciences ecosystem thrives due to visionary women leaders. Discover their groundbreaking contributions in biotechnology and executive roles that drive global impact.
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Discover how Redbud Labs is revolutionizing sample preparation with cutting-edge microfluidics technology and their innovative platform that enhances laboratory efficiency.
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IMMvention Therapeutix partners with Novo Nordisk to develop oral therapies for sickle cell disease. Discover how this partnership and their innovative Bach1 inhibitors could transform treatment.
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East Carolina University and UNC Charlotte have achieved R1 status. Discover how their significant research contributions enhance North Carolina's reputation as a life sciences hub amid rising business establishments.
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North Carolina's life sciences sector surpasses 100,000 jobs and continues to outpace industry growth. Learn more about the key findings and future opportunities for North Carolina.
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Discover how 4,500 jobs were created across 16 communities and how North Carolina achieved a record-breaking year by securing over $10 billion in life sciences investments.
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A new wet lab incubator space is set to launch in 2025 to foster biotech innovation. Follow along to gain insight into the progress and how this facility will support startups.
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Tune Therapeutics will launch the first human trial of an epigenetic therapy, TUNE-401, targeting chronic Hepatitis B, a major global health threat affecting millions.
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The inaugural CRO Summit in Raleigh gathered 200+ attendees to enhance sponsor-CRO collaboration, explore technology integration, and discuss AI’s cautious adoption in clinical trials.
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Accelerate NC strengthens North Carolina's life sciences sector by expanding inclusive workforce training programs and creating economic opportunities that drive transformative statewide economic impact.
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Amgen is expanding its Holly Springs, N.C., biomanufacturing site with a $1.018 billion investment, adding 370 jobs, advancing sustainability, and bolstering North Carolina's life sciences leadership.
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David Reeser’s OpiAID leverages wearable tech and data analytics to combat opioid addiction, fostering trust, personalizing treatment, and partnering with leading institutions for innovative solutions.
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Global vaccine maker, CSL Seqirus, has received federal grants totaling $155.4 million to expand production of an avian influenza vaccine. Read more about this pandemic-preparedness initiative.
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Radiopharmaceuticals are on the brink of transforming cancer treatment and diagnostics. Learn more about how North Carolina has become the epicenter of this radioactive drug revolution.
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This year's Triangle Venture Day set the stage for investors from across the nation to learn about the latest innovations in medical technology. Read more about the people and ideas behind this event.
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Learn about the major life sciences investment made by Reckitt Benckiser to establish a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility to produce over-the-counter medication Mucinex in Wilson, North Carolina.
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Gain insight into the promising life sciences investment a global healthcare and medtech company is planning to make for a new biologics manufacturing facility focusing on the production of mAbs.
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In the 1980s, North Carolina emerged as a hub for biotechnology. Learn how a state-supported, accelerator-style entity, played a crucial role and continues to nurture the state's life sciences landscape.
CONTACT INFORMATION
North Carolina Biotechnology Center
15 T.W. Alexander Drive, P.O. Box 13547
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3547
UNITED STATES
Phone: (919) 541-9366
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