To attract more students and potential employees to the life sciences industry, a free pre-apprenticeship course is being offered. The program provides invaluable training and education as well as a fast-track to connections for life science careers.
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The BULLS Life Sciences Academy offers free education and an opportunity to create a long-lasting and lucrative career in the ever-growing life sciences.
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From attention to detail to an instinct for safety and smart processes, military experience often transitions very well to a career in life sciences. The Military Service Members in Biopharma Manufacturing program facilitates that transition at no cost to veterans.
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Community college scholarship program encourages students of all ages to dream big and seek careers in the life sciences, even if they have no science background.
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Two companies – Oerth Bio of Durham and Yara International of Norway – are teaming up to promote technology they believe will help farmers around the world deal with climate change – and help us all continue to eat.
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Life science firm Amgen will build a new plant in Holly Springs for biologics manufacturing, creating 355 jobs that will pay an average wage of nearly $120,000 a year.
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The North Carolina Biotechnology Center has awarded $1.8 million in the first quarter of 2021 to support life sciences research, technology commercialization, and entrepreneurship in the state, and to help universities and companies attract follow-on funding from other sources.
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Military procurement leaders say the U.S. Joint Forces Command are actively seeking private sector partners to develop new and innovative technology to support the health and healing of U.S. warfighters and veterans
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