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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After seeing a multitude of hernia repairs fail, Deep Blue founder Howard Levinson, M.D., a plastic surgeon and researcher at Duke University, developed an innovative surgical solution.
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Learn about the new production facility SCHOTT Pharma USA, Inc., a subsidiary of SCHOTT Pharma AG, plans to build in Wilson, North Carolina, and its impact on the state and pharmaceutical supply chain.
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The North Carolina Biotechnology Center is celebrating its 40th anniversary and reflecting on its role in supporting the growth of the life sciences industry in the state.
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The Golden LEAF Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center (BTEC) at North Carolina State University is playing a crucial role in training professionals for the state's biopharmaceutical manufacturing industry.
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Learn about the significant life sciences investments, continued workforce development, and national recognition North Carolina received that enabled them to remain a top state for business in 2023.
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North Carolina’s booming biopharmaceutical manufacturing industry will need at least 8,000 new workers by the end of 2026. Will the state be able to provide that workforce? And how so?
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Learn in detail about the Military Outreach and Veterans Engagement (MOVE) program, launched by the North Carolina Biotechnology Center in 2019, as well as the growing opportunities in North Carolina.
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Learn about ongoing work to translate basic biology findings into a new combination pain treatment that could help make opioid-based pain medicines more effective.
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It all began with moonshine and has culminated in a promising foray into nanotechnology. Learn about the inception of NuRevelation and their pioneering of all-natural, self-assembling nanoparticle technology.
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Here, the Evidence and Opportunity series presents an updated assessment and evaluation of the economic position, performance, and impacts of the life sciences industry in North Carolina and more.
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Imagine receiving a vaccine by slipping a small, thin film inside your cheek or under your tongue and letting it dissolve. That’s one potential benefit of a new drug-delivery technology in development.
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Why are so many life sciences companies choosing to expand in North Carolina? It’s because of North Carolina’s talent, training and scientific infrastructure, and business climate.
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Antibiotic resistance is a growing global crisis with tremendous public health implications. As big pharma has largely moved away from antibiotic development, small and midsized biopharmaceutical companies have stepped in.
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Explore the companies that announced new or expanded facilities in North Carolina to make a wide variety of products or provide support services to the life sciences community in North Carolina.
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In North Carolina, the “birthplace” of contract research organizations (CROs), positions are plentiful. Hear how Jazmin Barnes and Shelly Fincannon found success and fulfillment in the field.
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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