Life sciences organizations in North Carolina and Virginia came together at AgBio 2025 to explore the intersection between agriculture and biotechnology at the NC Biotechnology Center on Wednesday, April 9. Hosted by NCLifeSci, Virginia Bio, the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research and... Continue Reading
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The NCLifeSci Biomanufacturing Forum held its first quarterly meeting of 2025 on March 18 with a focus on sustainability. The meeting kicked off with drinks, dinner and a round of introductions. Attendees then heard updates from government relations consultant Joe Lanier, principal at Milestone... Continue Reading
NCLifeSci hosted a program March 7 at the NC Biotechnology Center bringing together experts and life sciences professionals from across the age spectrum to share their experiences and insights on bridging the communication divide between generations in the workplace. The program included a... Continue Reading
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Sen. Ted Budd (R-NC) have joined their colleague in North Carolina's House delegation in recognizing the harm caused by the Inflation Reduction Act's penalty for small-molecule drug. They have introduced the bipartisan Ensuring Pathways to Innovative Cures Act in the... Continue Reading
In a panel discussion at the Emerging Company Forum, industry leaders from across North Carolina's life sciences ecosystem shared insights on the current investment trends, challenges, and opportunities facing early-stage companies in the state. The panel, moderated by Drew Cutshaw, M.D.,... Continue Reading
Rep. Greg Murphy, M.D., (R-NC); Rep. Don Davis (D-NC); and Rep. Richard Hudson (R-NC) have recognized the harm in penalizing small-molecule drug and have reintroduced the bipartisan Ensuring Pathways to Innovative Cures Act to be considered by the 119th Congress. The EPIC Act simply equalizes the... Continue Reading
Thanks in no small part to the support of North Carolina’s Congressional delegation, multicancer early detection testing now will be available to active-duty military, National Guard and Reserve members, retirees and their families. North Carolina has one of the largest active-duty... Continue Reading
The North Carolina Life Sciences Organization strongly values the role university research plays in driving the creation of new life sciences companies, groundbreaking medicines and transformative treatments. We recognize that North Carolina's vibrant life sciences ecosystem is built upon a... Continue Reading
Current automation trends in the life sciences was the topic of discussion at the fourth quarter meeting of the NCLifeSci Biotech Manufacturers Forum held Dec. 2 at the NC Biotechnology Center. The meeting featured presentations by experts from the Advanced Technology Group, GXP-Storage and... Continue Reading
A panel of industry leaders delved into the complex landscape of data usage and patient engagement in the life sciences and health care sectors at the NCLifeSci Clinical Trials Forum. Continue Reading
The annual NCLifeSci Legislative Forum and Luncheon held Nov. 14 at the NC Biotechnology Center provided a valuable opportunity for North Carolina's thriving life sciences industry to engage directly with the leaders of the NC General Assembly’s Life Sciences Caucus. Continue Reading
NCLifeSci members can use Member Compass to create an account and get the most out of their NCLifeSci memberships. Member Compass allows you to manage your membership information conveniently and efficiently. Keeping your profile up to date in the Member Compass ensures your membership is in... Continue Reading