What is Life Science? | Biotech Basics | NC Biotech
WEBThe simplest way to define life sciences is the study of living organisms and life processes. At NCBiotech, we see it as science involving cells and their components, products and processes. Biology, medicine and agriculture are the most obvious examples of the discipline. However, in recent years, a convergence is underway that requires a ...
NCGrads2Work: Helping students leap from high school to pharma
WEBAug 15, 2024 · NCGrads2Work is a key part of Accelerate NC’s Community Engagement project. Originally, the grant funded 96 students in Pitt County. With a recent no-cost extension, the grant will fund up to 126 students and can include students in Pitt County as well as surrounding areas. All of that is a big jump from …
NC Biotech - Life Science Economic Development
WEBUpcoming Events. The North Carolina Biotechnology Center is a life science economic development organization that helps bring ideas to market, grows North Carolina's cluster of life science companies to meet industry needs, and provides custom market research.
Biotechnology News & Articles | NC Biotech
WEBSep 12, 2024 · Juliana Blum joins BioAesthetics as CEO. Scientist and entrepreneur Juliana Blum, Ph.D., has been named CEO of Durham-based BioAesthetics Corp., a biomaterials company that received early funding from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. Blum officially joined BioAesthetics on Aug. 12 after 20 years as co-founder and executive vice ...
Industrial Internship Program | North Carolina Biotechnology Center
WEBMar 8, 2012 · Since its inception, the Industrial Internship Program has awarded $640,000, sponsoring over 200 internship opportunities at over 100 different life sciences companies and organizations. (See our past awards database for details.) For other inquiries about the NCBiotech Industrial Internship Program, email [email protected].
North Carolina Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing | North Carolina ...
WEBCell- and Gene-based Therapy Manufacturing. North Carolina has quickly established itself as a leading hub for cell- and gene-based therapies. As innovative approaches and curative therapies emerge and bring new hope to patients with rare diseases and cancer, North Carolina’s established life science ecosystem is well-positioned to move these life-changing therapies from idea to market.
Advance Your Life Science Career | NC Biotechnology Center
WEBNC BioNetwork provides high-quality economic and workforce development for the biotechnology and life sciences industries across North Carolina through education, training, and laboratory resources. The network is organized into 3 divisions, Industry Training, Engagement and Media Development. Courses can …
Launch Your Next Career | Biotech Training for Veterans
WEBNCBiotech’s Military Outreach & Veterans Engagement (MOVE) workforce development program raises awareness of life sciences career opportunities in North Carolina. Building on a pilot program in 2019, MOVE accelerates the advancement of overall economic equity and resilience for our military and veteran families while developing the workforce ...
North Carolina CRO Collaborative | North Carolina Biotechnology …
WEBLaura Rowley, Ph.D. Vice President, Life Science Economic Development. NCBiotech. 919-549-8864 |. Contract research organizations (CROs) operate in many capacities to support the work of healthcare innovators and help move therapies from idea to market.
Directions | North Carolina Biotechnology Center
WEBFrom Downtown Durham (10-minute drive) Drive on the Durham Freeway South (147S and I-885) Take the Alexander Drive exit (Exit 7) and turn right onto Alexander. At the next traffic light, turn left into the driveway opposite Parmer RTP, which includes GlxoSmithKline. Go up the hill and bear right into the Biotechnology Center's driveway.