Novo Nordisk, which operates a huge insulin manufacturing facility in Johnston County, is offering diabetes patients free insulin for 90 days if they have lost health insurance coverage due to jobs lost due to the COVID-19 economic crisis.
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In supporting North Carolina’s emergence as a global destination for biotech operations, the state’s higher education institutions have been front and center. Here’s a look at how East Carolina University and Johnston County Community College are helping meet the manpower needs of companies such as Novo Nordisk and Grifols.
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Vestaron Corporation, which earlier this year raised $40 million in venture capital, is giving the Triangle’s growing agtech sector a boost, moving its headquarters to the region from Michigan.
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A public-private partnership has cut the ribbon for a regional industrial wastewater pretreatment facility in Clayton worth $40 million. Here are the details.
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Two life science firms with a big presence in the Triangle are teaming up for a joint research project targeting gene editing treatments.
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A new 5-year project led by North Carolina State University will sponsor an international collaborative research and training program in biomanufacturing science and technology.
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As part of its plans to use only renewable electricity in the U.S., Novo Nordisk is investing $70 million in a 672-acre solar panel installation in southeastern North Carolina’s Pender County.
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A significant new arrow has just been added to the quiver of North Carolina’s biomanufacturing global leadership arsenal.
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Novo Nordisk is going to build a $70 million solar farm in Pender County as part of the drug giant’s plan to power all its production with renewable electricity over the next two years.
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