Mucommune, a Morrisville-based biotechnology company with roots at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has been ...

New legislation proposed by a bipartisan and bicameral group of Congressional legislators and supported by the North Carolina ...

Precise Bio Inc., a Greensboro-based clinical-stage regenerative medicine company, has announced the world’s first transplant ...

Join AgBio+AgTech at the First Flight Venture Center for a conversation with Dr. Sharon Inch, plant pathologist and innovator behind Soil Sync and AgVision Analytics. Dr. Inch will share how she ...

Join Innovate Carolina on December 4 for an evening celebrating innovation, invention, and the journey from academic discovery to real-world impact.

Innatrix‘s lead product, InnaNema, targets soybean cyst nematode, one of the most damaging pests for U.S. soybean crops.

If you want to know how therapeutic innovation in the Triangle stacks up against other life sciences hubs, just ask an investor who knows the national and global landscape. Nima Ronaghi, principal at ...

Biotechnology education has a long and significant history in North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad region of Alamance County. Alamance County is lauded as the top small metropolitan statistical area in the ...

Wake Technical Community College is developing a new campus in Apex that will play a key role in preparing students for careers in biotechnology and health sciences in western Wake County. The Wake ...

The Triangle is known as a hotbed for innovation, thanks in large part to the partnerships between multiple stakeholders, including universities, investors and ecosystem support organizations. In that ...