NCLifeSci™, the NC Life Sciences Organization
As the trade association for North Carolina’s life sciences industry, the NC Life Sciences Organization™ advances the industry and ecosystem and enables its members to innovate and collaborate for success in a global marketplace. NCLifeSci delivers policy and advocacy leadership, future-focused workforce development programs, industry connections and mission-driven member services.
Member Benefits
A variety of discount programs are available to members.
Partners and Resources
NCBIO works with national organizations and connects with many North Carolina life science resources.
AMR is a silent killer that threatens our health in North Carolina and beyond
The small red bump on my son’s hand looked at first like a bug bite. But when the hand swelled…
Read MoreStudy projects extensive damage to drug development, jobs from drug-pricing policies
A new study estimates that there would be 237 fewer FDA approvals of new medicines over the next decade and 1.1 million lost jobs if proposals to expand government-mandated drug pricing policies are implemented.
Read MoreCollaboration and statewide support make North Carolina a thriving hub of urgently needed innovation in rare disease.
The rarest day on the calendar is the one that does not even occur in every year: February 29. In 2008, this was designated as Rare Disease Day and since then, the last day of February has been an opportunity to draw attention to, honor and support people living with these conditions.
Read MoreWhere things stand with the TRIPS waiver
The World Trade Organization is considering continuing to waive certain intellectual property rights on COVID-19 diagnostics and therapeutics, following a recent decision to do the same for vaccines.
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BMF meeting covers AI in biomanufacturing
NCLifeSci President Laura Gunter presents a gift to Brenda Summers, who is retiring as the organization’s director of workforce programs…
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Forum explores AI, machine learning in clinical trials
A panel of experts explored the potential of AI and machine learning to improve clinical trials by reducing costs, improving speed…
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2023 Annual Meeting brings name change, hosts 200
NCBIO became the NC Life Sciences Organization at its 2023 Annual Meeting held Oct. 4 at the NC Biotechnology Center,…
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2022 NCBIO Year in Review
From the NCBIO President | Laura Gunter I look back on the past twelve months of NCBIO’s work, and what…
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