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North Carolina is home to 810 life sciences companies that directly employ 75,000 people. This directory includes those companies as well as 2,500 additional North Carolina companies that support or are related to our thriving sector.

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Medical, Biomedical and Biodefense: Support to the Warfighter Symposium

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Latest News

Image from WFIRM

Tissue Research from Wake Forest University Launched into Space

Researchers at Wake Forest University have a new far-out location for advancing their work with human organ tissues - the International Space Station.

Image courtesy of 410 Medical

410 Medical Completes $7.5 Million Funding Round

Durham-based 410 Medical, a medical device company developing new technologies for emergency and critical care, has completed its $7.5 million Series B venture capital financing.

The funding, which had an initial closing late in 2022, was led by Durham-based Hatteras Venture Partners with participation from existing investors including Orlando Health Ventures, OSF Healthcare and Raleigh-based WakeMed, and new investors Ballad Ventures and Catalyst by Wellstar.

Image by Leopictures from Pixabay

Biotalys, Syngenta Collaborate to Control Agricultural Pests

Biotalys, headquartered in Research Triangle Park, will collaborate with global agricultural giant Syngenta Crop Protection to develop new biological control methods that can manage pests in a broad variety of crops, the companies announced.

Whether you have a new company with an idea or an established company looking to grow, NCBiotech will connect you with the resources to transform your business. Find lab spaces, meeting spaces and more.

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Entrepreneur Resources

NCBiotech wants entrepreneurs and startups to thrive in North Carolina.

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NCBiotech Conference Center

Business Resources

NCBiotech offers meeting spaces as well as analysis and resources needed to inform strategic decisions for your company.
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Career Center

The NCBiotech Career Center connects the local workforce with North Carolina-based jobs and internships in the life science industry. Whether you're looking to fill roles in R&D, regulatory affairs, business development or beyond, post your open positions and find out why the NCBiotech Career Center is the best place to connect with North Carolina life science talent.

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Latest News

Image from WFIRM

Tissue Research from Wake Forest University Launched into Space

Researchers at Wake Forest University have a new far-out location for advancing their work with human organ tissues - the International Space Station.

Image courtesy of 410 Medical

410 Medical Completes $7.5 Million Funding Round

Durham-based 410 Medical, a medical device company developing new technologies for emergency and critical care, has completed its $7.5 million Series B venture capital financing.

The funding, which had an initial closing late in 2022, was led by Durham-based Hatteras Venture Partners with participation from existing investors including Orlando Health Ventures, OSF Healthcare and Raleigh-based WakeMed, and new investors Ballad Ventures and Catalyst by Wellstar.

Image by Leopictures from Pixabay

Biotalys, Syngenta Collaborate to Control Agricultural Pests

Biotalys, headquartered in Research Triangle Park, will collaborate with global agricultural giant Syngenta Crop Protection to develop new biological control methods that can manage pests in a broad variety of crops, the companies announced.

Research grants. Company loans. Financial resources. NCBiotech can link you to the funding you need to make your life sciences innovation a reality.

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Research Grants

NCBiotech grants fill critical funding gaps along the innovation continuum - from building university infrastructure to supporting early stage development of university inventions to help move technology toward commercialization.

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Company Loans

NCBiotech understands the importance of emerging entrepreneurial companies to the state’s life science landscape.

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Funding Resources

Among the many obstacles between idea and market in life sciences product development, the most daunting is securing capital.

NCBiotech offers several funding programs designed to fill gaps in technology development and company growth. These funds help university researchers and companies conduct critical studies and reach significant development milestones that enable them to attract follow-on funding.

Funding Resources

Latest News

Image from WFIRM

Tissue Research from Wake Forest University Launched into Space

Researchers at Wake Forest University have a new far-out location for advancing their work with human organ tissues - the International Space Station.

Image courtesy of 410 Medical

410 Medical Completes $7.5 Million Funding Round

Durham-based 410 Medical, a medical device company developing new technologies for emergency and critical care, has completed its $7.5 million Series B venture capital financing.

The funding, which had an initial closing late in 2022, was led by Durham-based Hatteras Venture Partners with participation from existing investors including Orlando Health Ventures, OSF Healthcare and Raleigh-based WakeMed, and new investors Ballad Ventures and Catalyst by Wellstar.

Image by Leopictures from Pixabay

Biotalys, Syngenta Collaborate to Control Agricultural Pests

Biotalys, headquartered in Research Triangle Park, will collaborate with global agricultural giant Syngenta Crop Protection to develop new biological control methods that can manage pests in a broad variety of crops, the companies announced.

Our strong cluster thrives from a diverse ecosystem and specialized talent. NCBiotech can show you all the benefits available to you as part of the NC life sciences community.

What makes North Carolina a leading life sciences hub?

Our top-tier research universities, strong talent pipeline, and thriving ecosystem are moving life sciences companies forward.

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North Carolina Life Sciences 2025

Join the Life Sciences Alliance and grow North Carolina's global leadership.

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Company Directory

North Carolina is home to 810 life sciences companies that directly employ 75,000 people. This directory includes those companies as well as 2,500 additional North Carolina companies that support or are related to our thriving sector.

Search Directory

Latest News

Image from WFIRM

Tissue Research from Wake Forest University Launched into Space

Researchers at Wake Forest University have a new far-out location for advancing their work with human organ tissues - the International Space Station.

Image courtesy of 410 Medical

410 Medical Completes $7.5 Million Funding Round

Durham-based 410 Medical, a medical device company developing new technologies for emergency and critical care, has completed its $7.5 million Series B venture capital financing.

The funding, which had an initial closing late in 2022, was led by Durham-based Hatteras Venture Partners with participation from existing investors including Orlando Health Ventures, OSF Healthcare and Raleigh-based WakeMed, and new investors Ballad Ventures and Catalyst by Wellstar.

Image by Leopictures from Pixabay

Biotalys, Syngenta Collaborate to Control Agricultural Pests

Biotalys, headquartered in Research Triangle Park, will collaborate with global agricultural giant Syngenta Crop Protection to develop new biological control methods that can manage pests in a broad variety of crops, the companies announced.

In addition to its own portfolio, NCBiotech keeps its eye on the horizon. Let us introduce you to the companies with the technologies of tomorrow.

Strategic Partnerning

NCBiotech actively connects North Carolina-based companies and universities with “buy-side” life sciences entities seeking to strengthen their product pipelines and portfolios.

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Emerging Company Development

The Emerging Company Development team invests in early-stage companies through loan programs that help companies reach early milestones and enable them to raise private capital. Additionally, it advises life science companies on business, product development, and fundraising strategy and help entrepreneurs refine their business plans, investor presentations, and financial projections.

Meet the Team

Company Directory

North Carolina is home to 810 life sciences companies that directly employ 75,000 people. This directory includes those companies as well as 2,500 additional North Carolina companies that support or are related to our thriving sector.

Search Directory

Latest News

Image from WFIRM

Tissue Research from Wake Forest University Launched into Space

Researchers at Wake Forest University have a new far-out location for advancing their work with human organ tissues - the International Space Station.

Image courtesy of 410 Medical

410 Medical Completes $7.5 Million Funding Round

Durham-based 410 Medical, a medical device company developing new technologies for emergency and critical care, has completed its $7.5 million Series B venture capital financing.

The funding, which had an initial closing late in 2022, was led by Durham-based Hatteras Venture Partners with participation from existing investors including Orlando Health Ventures, OSF Healthcare and Raleigh-based WakeMed, and new investors Ballad Ventures and Catalyst by Wellstar.

Image by Leopictures from Pixabay

Biotalys, Syngenta Collaborate to Control Agricultural Pests

Biotalys, headquartered in Research Triangle Park, will collaborate with global agricultural giant Syngenta Crop Protection to develop new biological control methods that can manage pests in a broad variety of crops, the companies announced.

Video Credits: Syngenta, NCBiotech: NC Life Science Video, Duke University, Thermo Fisher Scientific, East Carolina University