Triangle Biotech Tuesday (or TBT) is a not-for-profit monthly networking event started in May 2012 to connect scientific professionals, facilitate collaborations and foster communications throughout RTP and the greater Research Triangle area. There is no set agenda, so the group invites you to simply enjoy food/drinks and converse with local professionals. This is a great opportunity to expand your professional network and reach across industries. TBT aims for continuous growth through the participation of all major pharmaceutical, biotech, government and academic institutions within and around RTP.
NOTE: TBT typically meets on the second Tuesday of every month. The address varies, so attendees should check the website for details.
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For many attendees, this conference – which takes place twice a year – is an opportunity for both emerging technology demonstrations as well as continued commitment to improve communities.
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“Triad BioNight demonstrates the vibrancy and interconnectivity of our regional community and its many contributions to North Carolina’s position as a global life sciences leader,” said Nancy Johnston, executive director of the North Carolina Biotechnology Center’s Piedmont Triad Office
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Welcome to a journey where networking transcends the mundane; where every connection is a step towards a deeper, more meaningful engagement.
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This year, three tracks will be available focusing on the startup stage, or phase of development. The event is also adding a Job Seeker’s Brunch on the first day of sessions.
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Welcome to a journey where networking transcends the mundane; where every connection is a step towards a deeper, more meaningful engagement.
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