About North Carolina's Life Sciences Community

Partnerships. Prescience. Perseverence.

No wonder North Carolina is a world leader in biotechnology with:

Like much of the Southeast, North Carolina has low costs of doing business. In fact, Site Selection ranked the state's business climate as best for seven of the last eight years.

Other states are scrambling to buy their way into biotech, targeting North Carolina's #3 ranking. But North Carolina's worked for 25 years to build a strong foundation. In just the last 10 years, the state has targeted:

For a total of $1.2 billion.

This attention yielded a diverse industry, with strengths in pharmaceuticals and biomanufacturing, agriculture and biofuels, and contract research and testing.

The state is looking to the future and developing its agricultural biotechnology, natural products, marine resources, medical devices, nutrition and nanotechnology sectors.

With the world's first organization devoted to developing the biotechnology industry, a world-renowned worker-training system, an active statewide economic development community, North Carolina is truly a world leader in biotechnology.

Come join us.

1. Research universities focused on life sciences.

*Total sponsored research expenditures from the Association of University Technology Managers (AUTM) Licensing Survey 2003

2. Life Science Incubators

  • Alexandria Properties - Melissa Verdery,
    919-993-3420
  • BD Technologies BioVenture Center - http://www.bd.com/technologies/bvc/
  • BioPharm Properties, LLC - www.ppd-inc.com
  • Chapel Hill Road Property - Dillon Commercial,
    919-782-1921
  • Chatham Mills Lab - Loren Kennedy, 919-573-6122
  • CV Technology Center at Weston Park - 919-656-8786
  • First Flight Venture Center - www.nctda.org
  • NCSU Technology Incubator, Centennial Campus - http://techincubator.ncsu.edu
  • Park Research Center Campus - www.rtp.org,
    919-549-8181
  • Patriot Science Center - Lee Clyburn, Grubb and Ellis, 919-420-1568
  • Phase 3 Properties - Lee Clyburn, Grubb and Ellis, 919.420.1568
  • Triangle Biotechnology Center at Durham Central Park - Dr. Andrew Rothschild, 919-524-1225
  • Triangle Biotechnology Center at Venable - Dr. Andrew Rothschild, 919-524-1225
  • Triangle Life Sciences Center - Tim Capps or Greg Sanchez, Tri Properties, 919-941-5745

3. VC Firms/Angel Investors

4. Bio Organizations

5. Other Economic Development Organizations

6. Research Institutes

7. Companies


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