Snow, ice close NCBiotech offices Jan. 9

Winter weather over the weekend brought treacherous road conditions to much of North Carolina. The Biotech Center's offices have adjusted their hours accordingly:

  • Eastern Office (Greenville) - closed
  • Greater Charlotte Office - closed
  • Piedmont Triad Office (Winston-Salem) - closed
  • Research Triangle Park headquarters - closed

Don't worry - Team NCBiotech is still working, and most of us can be reached by email.


Updated (:48 a.m. 1/9/2017

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Collaboration and innovation: growing North Carolina's life sciences ecosystem

Over the past four decades, the life sciences industry in North Carolina has experienced an evolution, transforming the state into a global hub for innovation, research, and development. Fostering collaboration among academia, government, and industry, North Carolina's journey in the life sciences sector has led directly to discoveries improving patient’s lives right now.

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2024 NCBiotech Venture Challenge symbolizes four decades of NC’s life sciences evolution

Regional finalists announced

The life sciences version of March Madness 2024 has just tipped off across North Carolina.

The North Carolina Biotechnology Center, celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, launched the biannual, statewide NCBiotech Venture Challenge for 2024, following the success of the initiative in 2020 and 2022.

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NCA&T to lead ag tech corridor project with $1M NSF grant

Funded by a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation’s Regional Innovation Engines, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (NCA&T) will lead a team of university, N.C. Cooperative Extension, business and research partners in developing a plan to share information and technology faster and more broadly across the state by building an “ag tech corridor” from central North Carolina to the east. 

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