Posts tagged “NCSU”

March 21, 2002

Shakeup at 3TEX: Founder is Back, and New CEO Takes Control

Plagued by slow sales and burning cash, 3TEX board replaces CEO and persuades founder, Dr. Mansour Mohamed, to come out of his brief retirement. 'We've had problems getting from a research and development company to a commercial company,' new CEO say

March 13, 2002

'Breaking Glass:' Donovan Moxey Sets Out To Share Lessons He Learned With Others

Secret of success? 'You have to have that fire in your belly. Entrepreneurs need to be the light that shines when nothing else is around.' That's part of the message he preaches through new CED outreach program.

March 12, 2002

'Breaking Glass': LIPSinc Founder Has the 'Moxey' To Not Let Prejudice Stand in His Way

'I probably don't enjoy my successes as much as I could. I am still hungry and always looking for more,' says Donovan Moxey. Bahamian-born exec adds, 'Race has never been an issue for me.'

February 21, 2002

Norcarex Bio Casts Its Net in Search of Powerful New Antibiotics

In a research game of 'Go Fish,' NCSU researchers have reeled in small proteins in certain cells of fish that may contain a new line of antibiotics. 'They're really a multi-warhead sort of a defensive chemical in fighting infections,' professor says.

February 20, 2002

New NCEITA Program for Women in Technology Looks to Pick Up Where Other Group Left Off

Initiative, known as WISE, seeks to further advance the cause for women in the field of technology with programs. Lt. Gov. Beverly Perdue is first guest speaker. But WITI hasn't given up on Triangle.

Tags: NCSU
February 19, 2002

What Is Next Step in Keeping NC a Biotech Leader? The Debate Is On

Finding one big biotech project that brings together resources from across North Carolina may be the way to connect all parts of the State in efforts to add depth to its position as a biotech leader. So say observers from RTP and Charlotte.

February 16, 2002

Bridging the Gap Between Charlotte and RTP?

Can Charlotte, RTP, other parts of NC find common ground to help state succeed as a biotech leader? UNC-Charlotte, bolstered recently by a $2.25 million NIH grant, intends to be a player on its own.

February 13, 2002

Industry Leaders Challenge North Carolina To Improve Biotech Environment

State already has the elements necessary to keep it among leading biotechnology centers, but Cogent, Biogen execs point out weaknesses in education, financing, and transportation that could weaken NC's ability to compete.

February 13, 2002

Burn Rate Revisited: A Failed Entrepreneur Confesses His Mistakes, Hoping Others Will Learn

While Art.com executive talks about success, 'Acme.com' founder cites a 'Top Ten' list of failures. 'Look at the bright side,' he says. "We didn't murder anyone.'

February 12, 2002

GSK's Chief Operating Officer Defends Economics of High Drug Prices

Speaking at Emerging Issues forum, Bob Ingram asks, 'How much is too much to spend to save or improve human life?' To develop one new drug alone costs $800 million, he says.

Tags: NCSU, GSK
February 12, 2002

Scientists Must Address People's Ethical and Moral Concerns as Well as Desire for New Drugs, Experts

'Just because you're pursuing good science doesn't guarantee acceptance,' NCSU professor warns at Emerging Issues Forum. NC Biotech president calls for 'investment" in dealing with public's worries up front.

February 11, 2002

NCSU Creates Emerging Issues Institute; Hunt To Be Chairman

Institute for Emerging Issues to be based at Centennial Campus. Former Duke exec will be director. Fox sees organization as civic, policy outreach for NCSU.

Tags: Duke, NCSU
February 11, 2002

Federal Government To Invest Heavily in Biotechnology, Thompson Says

Addressing Emerging Issues forum, HHS secretary talks up Triangle and promises continued emphasis on fighting bioterrorism. <b>Related story: </b> Hunt to chair new NCSU institute.

February 11, 2002

VC Profile: Academy Venture Funds Has Vision of Becoming Major Player in Southeast

John Ciannamea, Glenn Kline team up to build rapidly growing firm. Sweet spot: Life science, semi conductor and information technology companies

February 8, 2002

How Can North Carolina Capitalize on Biotech Advances? Emerging Issues Forum To Debate Possibilities

Two-day event at NCSU includes Tommy Thompson in discussions of hot biotech issues ranging from stem cell research to bio-terrorism. Economic and social issues highlight the agenda.

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