Contract research organizations (CRO) operate in many capacities to support the work of life sciences innovators and help move therapies from idea to market.

NCBiotech’s CRO Career Conversations speaker series provides an introduction to key roles within the clinical research industry and the opportunity to learn about career pathways, day-to-day responsibilities, and more from professionals currently in the field.

Defense Alliance of NC (DANC) and East Carolina University are partnering to host a Science and Technology Forum Tuesday, November 29, 9:30 a.m. – 6 p.m. at the Main Campus Student Center in Greenville, North Carolina. 

This forum will include researchers focused on the following projects:

The AUTM Oncology Partnering Forum provides an opportunity to network with industry partners and further examine the oncology technology sectors. Among the highlights will be a panel presentation from industry partners on trends in this focused area, how the industry wants to engage universities, and how to best work with their company on collaborations.

The culmination of mRNA technology research and development over the past several decades has reached a tipping point that allowed for the rapid commercialization of COVID-19 vaccines. Now, there is a flood of new indications, including oncology treatments and flu vaccines, that will progress through the clinical process.

This half-day series of panel presentations will feature SBIR grant-winning companies sharing lessons learned; reverse pitch/advice from SBIR Program Managers at federal agencies; SBIR/STTR program overview and the real story on the odds of winning SBIR grants - all to benefit founders and companies in the SBIR non-dilutive funding space and beyond.

Contract research organizations (CRO) operate in many capacities to support the work of healthcare innovators and help move therapies from idea to market. NCBiotech’s CRO Career Conversations speaker series provides an introduction to key roles within the CRO industry and the opportunity to learn about career pathways, day-to-day responsibilities, and more from professionals currently in the field.

Health care providers who address clinical ethics issues are generally familiar with the principles of autonomy, beneficence, and non-maleficence. The principle of justice, on the other hand, is less familiar and often challenging to recognize and use effectively because it appeals not only to individuals but also to groups and policy-level considerations.

Are you a life sciences professional interested in networking, connecting with company representatives, and discovering essential career skills? Join us for the next Career Development Network program on How to Succeed in Your Next Virtual Interview.

PhRMA’s two-day Virtual Graduate Summit and Career Expo is happening on September 28-29. Experts from across the biopharmaceutical industry will connect with a diverse pool of students, postdoctoral trainees, and faculty to discuss developing life-saving medications.

If you know someone interested in joining the biopharmaceutical industry or advancing their career, talk to them about this event, and encourage them to register below.