Infrastructure

Offices Statewide, Building Partnerships and Infrastructure

From the mountains to the coast, the North Carolina Biotechnology Center has expanded the biotech footprint throughout the state. Regional offices link the Biotechnology Center's resources to regional needs. All staff, including those in RTP, partner with regional leaders to create events and programs that are representative of each area's core strengths.

Learn more about the biotechnology focus and support available in Eastern North Carolina, Greater Charlotte, Piedmont Triad, Southeastern North Carolina and Western North Carolina. In addition, our Regional Development Grant program supports the foundation for industry growth throughout the state.

Catalog of Wet Lab and Incubator Space

The Biotechnology Center helps new and relocating companies find the right facilities to get up and running quickly. Our catalog identifies both incubator space as well as larger wet lab facilities available in different areas of the state. The information includes contact information for the individual (agent, broker, landlord and owner) representing each property.

Teacher Training and Classroom Support

No matter what the educational venue, the Biotechology Center has put in place programs to provide educators the training they need to prepare the state's workforce for high-paying jobs. Multi-faceted K-12 teacher support and education grants that apply from K-12 to community colleges to universities are available from the Center. In addition, Faculty Recruitment Grants continue to enrich biotechnology research and training programs at colleges and universities throughout the state that don't currently have extensive research programs in place.

NCBIOIMPACT Partnership Training the World's Best Biotechnology Workforce

The NCBIOIMPACT partnership streamlines access to a group of organizations that have come together to address the workforce needs of North Carolina's life sciences industry. This internationally recognized program unites the talent of education, industry and nonprofit sectors to address this challenge in innovative ways.