Celebrating 35 Years of Life Science Transformations
This November marks NCBiotech's 35th anniversary and our long-term commitment to grow the life sciences in North Carolina. Through visionary leadership and statewide partnerships, North Carolina has grown from a handful of companies to a burgeoning hub that's home to large multinational companies.
We're collecting stories and testimonials about all the ways NCBiotech and the NC life science community have impacted you or your company. We would love for you to share your story with us.
January 22, 2020
Scientists say treating allergies in people provides insight into ways to treat animals with similar problems.
Many people know southeastern North Carolina for its gorgeous ocean surf, culture and abundant recreational activities. The region is also home to an impressive clinical research industry cluster, strong assets for marine biotechnology commercialization, and significant industrial biotechnology opportunities.
North Carolina is home to over 700 bioscience companies and more than 2000 service provider companies. Explore them all in the NCBiotech Company Directory.
The Hamner Conference Center
NCBiotech's Hamner Conference Center (HCC) has been voted one of Convention South Magazine's Elite 50: the "coolest and most meetings-friendly" conference facilities.
Book a meeting space »So you want a biotech job? Did you know the average salary for a bioscience job in North Carolina is $95,000? That’s nearly twice the pay earned by other private-sector workers statewide. More than 63,000 North Carolinians have bioscience jobs now.
Join this vibrant, growing workforce!
Celebrating the Business of Transformation
We all chose life sciences to make a difference. To cure diseases. To improve the environment. To feed the world.
But it’s easy to focus on the details of our day— experiments, presentations, meetings, white papers, selling technologies, services and products—losing sight of that bigger picture. Fortunately, North Carolina created the Biotechnology Center to nurture our life science community and to keep us all focused on that big picture.