A new program, NC BioBetter, aims to support students and maximize positive impact on developing a right-skilled biotechnology workforce in North Carolina.
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Cary-based Chiesi USA continues to expand its diversity, equity and inclusion efforts through partnerships and research funding that directly support North Carolina students and researchers.
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Since it launched the first-of-its-kind two-year biotechnology program in 1985 through a partnership with global healthcare diagnostics giant Labcorp, Alamance Community College’s role in regional workforce development has only grown. Each year, it graduates over one-fourth of the state’s community college biotechnology talent. Here’s an update.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic slammed economies and lives around the world in 2020, taking a huge toll in joblessness, life sciences manufacturing companies in North Carolina expanded their collective workforce by more than 11%.
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