NIIMBL will host its 2023 Virtual Internship, Co-op, and Early Talent Career Fair to connect talent to opportunity. Companies will engage with students and entry-level biopharma manufacturing talent.

In 2022, more than 900 candidates from 122 academic institutions participated in more than 2,500 one-on-one meetings. 

Note: Companies must register by January 6, 2023, to secure their spot.

Laura Haldane will introduce SciLeads, an innovative life science and applied research lead generation platform.

SciLeads works with bioscience companies in North Carolina and around the world to accelerate their sales through opportunities to engage with targeted and funded leads, and develop outreach strategies.

As part of the NewCo Series, NC Life Sciences Virtual Networking Group will host Avicenna Bio. Avicenna Bio is a drug development company that helps pharmaceutical companies improve lead-to-candidate selection using machine learning and medicinal chemistry.

Come learn about Avicenna's mission and what's next for this growing Triangle-based company. 

Although specific aspects of clinical trial decentralization were in place before the pandemic, COVID-19 has accelerated decentralization and innovative trial design in approaches that are likely to stick around long-term. Decentralization methodologies can create efficiencies, increase engagement, and potentially reduce disparities in clinical trial participation.

Taxes often feel like a minefield with ever-changing rules and regulations, but it doesn’t have to always be that way. For example, did you know that life science and biotech startups and their investors have several options for potential tax credits and incentives? Federal and state governments value the economic output of startups, and tax incentives were designed to encourage, support, and give opportunities to early-stage companies and the investors who fund them.

Join the NC SBTDC, UNC, Duke, NC State, and ECU on Monday, November 14, for an interactive presentation covering Phase 1 SBIR / STTR submission guidelines and frequently asked questions.

Topics to be discussed:

• SBIR/STTR Program Overview
• North Carolina Incentive and Match funding
• Planning for Phase 1 Submission
• Proposal Content
• Awardee Panel
• Review Process

Save the date! The annual NEIHS Annual Biomedical Career Symposium, to be held on Dec. 8-9, brings together biomedical organizations and young scientists to orchestrate rewarding career pathways. Targeting postdoctoral fellows and graduate students, the Symposium provides attendees with an opportunity to explore a myriad of career options and network as they plan for their future careers in the biomedical sciences.