North Carolina Works for Biotechnology.
Low costs. High quality of life. Excellent universities. Trained workforce. Long-term commitment to biotechnology. Learn about North Carolina's competitive advantages.
News & Events
- Quintiles Transnational to Buy Eidetics
- UNC Picks Thorp to Be Chancellor
- BDSI's Pain Patch Does Well in Human Trial
- Biotechnology Center Taps Chris Brodie to Lead Communications
- SEBIO Announces Semi-Finalists for Competition
E-mail Newsletters
- May 13: UNC Lineberger 32nd Annual Symposium
- May 14: Clinical Research Information Session
- May 15: Triangle Chromatography Symposium
- May 15: Achieving Regulatory Success in Europe
- May 16: Third Annual Chapel Hill Drug Conference
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Did You Know?
facts about NC
Raleigh is the third-most-educated city in America, and Charlotte is the 14th, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2006 American Community Survey.
