Secrets For Thriving in North Carolina’s Life Science Ecosystem

With Laura Rowley, Ph.D., Director, Life Science Economic Development; Tracey du Laney, Ph.D., Director, Science and Technology Development; North Carolina Biotechnology Center

Location: Top of the Hill (Great Room)

How can scientists, researchers and entrepreneurial enthusiasts who are focused intensely on the immediate work in their labs and companies see the big picture of resources available to them and other life science professionals in North Carolina? Join us at the next Carolina Innovations Seminar, where leaders from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center will get you thinking beyond your day-to-day pursuits – or even your own commonly held assumptions – to explore the incredible breadth and depth of resources and expertise available to you through the state’s life sciences ecosystem.

During the seminar, Laura Rowley and Tracey du Laney from NCBiotech will share with you some of the most valuable – and perhaps surprising – aspects of the life sciences community that you can tap into to strengthen your research, technology or venture. They’ll help you discover collaborative possibilities and resources that you’ve perhaps never known about or considered. Join us to learn:

• What don’t you know about the life science community that you’re a part of?

• How can you use untapped resources, networking opportunities and connections to evolve your idea into something bigger that you wouldn’t have otherwise considered?

• What types of research tools are available through NCBiotech that you can explore?
  
• What grants and funding programs – both new and established – are available for researchers and companies?

Register now