What is Life Science? | Biotech Basics | NC Biotech
WEBThe simplest way to define life sciences is the study of living organisms and life processes. At NCBiotech, we see it as science involving cells and their components, products and processes. Biology, medicine and agriculture are the most obvious examples of the discipline. However, in recent years, a convergence is underway that requires a ...
NC Biotech - Life Science Economic Development
WEBVideo Credits: Syngenta, NCBiotech: NC Life Science Video, Duke University, Thermo Fisher Scientific, East Carolina University. The North Carolina Biotechnology Center is a life science economic development organization that helps bring ideas to market, grows North Carolina's cluster of life science companies to meet industry needs, and ...
North Carolina Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing | North Carolina ...
WEBCell- and Gene-based Therapy Manufacturing. North Carolina has quickly established itself as a leading hub for cell- and gene-based therapies. As innovative approaches and curative therapies emerge and bring new hope to patients with rare diseases and cancer, North Carolina’s established life science ecosystem is well-positioned to move these life-changing therapies from idea to market.
Biotechnology & Life Sciences Jobs & Careers in North Carolina
WEBNorth Carolina’s life sciences sector offers a variety of jobs with various educational requirements. Whether you are a recent graduate or seeking a career change, there are ample job opportunities, including: Laboratory Technician. Quality Assurance. Clinical Research. Project Management. Human Resources.
NC State Career Fair - Biomanufacturing | North Carolina
WEBSome of the biggest names in medicine make their products right here in North Carolina. Most of the more than 100 biopharma manufacturing companies statewide are currently hiring, with the potential for 5,000 new jobs in the next five years. These jobs pay between $50,000 and $60,000 to start, and grow to an average salary of more than $100,000.
WEBBiomanufacturing jobs pay well. Entry-level bioprocess technicians typically earn $25,000 to $30,000 and move up to $50,000 after five years. The average salary for these positions in North Carolina is well above the average pay for other manufacturing jobs, which are generally declining in number. In 2003, the average annual wage for employees ...
WEBThe size and scope of positive biotechnology impacts on the state are significant: The biotechnology sector in North Carolina directly employs 53,200 workers, generates an additional 127,000 jobs in the state through the multiplier effect, for a total employment impact of over 180,000 jobs. Over $9.4 billion in North Carolinians’ wages and ...
North Carolina CRO Collaborative | North Carolina Biotechnology …
WEBLaura Rowley, Ph.D. Vice President, Life Science Economic Development. NCBiotech. 919-549-8864 |. Contract research organizations (CROs) operate in many capacities to support the work of healthcare innovators and help move therapies from idea to market.
Biotechnology News & Articles | NC Biotech
WEBSep 5, 2024 · Scientist and entrepreneur Juliana Blum, Ph.D., has been named CEO of Durham-based BioAesthetics Corp., a biomaterials company that received early funding from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. Blum officially joined BioAesthetics on Aug. 12 after 20 years as co-founder and executive vice …
Ag Scientist Amber Shirley Joins Biotech Center Initiative
WEBWed, 11/04/2020. Amber Shirley is on a mission to help North Carolina farms and farmers thrive. This week the Ph.D. research scientist joined the North Carolina Biotechnology Center in the newly created position of Biotechnology Crops Development Director. She reports to Gwyn Riddick, M.B.A., vice president of agricultural biotechnology.
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