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05/01/2006
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1. N.C. in big 3 again.
North Carolina maintained its third-place hold on the biotechnology hierarchy in 2005, according to the 20th anniversary 2006 edition of the annual Ernst & Young ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
2. Banker: one biohit will be N.C.'s final tipping point: speaker on tap...
A BIOTECHNOLOGY BLOCKBUSTER COMPANY exploding from any of its nearly 200 researchbased firms could take North Carolina to a whole new level of global prominence, ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
3. WFU team logs success growing organs from patients' cells.
WINSTON-SALEM -- Bio-engineered bladders grown from young patients' own cells have improved recipients' health and quality of life, according to a report by a renowned ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
4. Teachers, peers share biotech teaching experience.
Twenty-three science teachers from throughout the state joined in an exchange of biotechnology expertise in a seminar April 8 at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
5. Make science accessible, Flatow to tell audience.
Science journalist Ira Flatow thinks he has seen the future of biotechnology--and it's floating in hydrogen. Fortunately for North Carolina, he said recently, the Old ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
6. Regional office advances.
Progress continues in the North Carolina Biotechnology Center's regional offices. Randall Johnson, director of the Biotechnology Center's Southeastern Region, has settled into an office suite ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
7. Collaborations.(Biotechnology Community Watch)
Argos Therapeutics of Durham has licensed some of its monoclonal antibody technology to Novo Nordisk in Denmark. Novo Nordisk intends to develop the discoveries into ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
8. Special pricing brings ScienceDirect journals to more N.C. companies.
It doesn't take long to rack up thousands of dollars in journal subscriptions--and for many small North Carolina biotechnology companies, that money's mighty hard to ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
9. UNC-CH's Cathy Innes "Takes 5" to help describe tech transfer.
ENTREPRENEURS AT NORTH CAROLINA'S RESEARCH universities are struggling through an increasingly complex maze as they seek to match their discoveries with early-stage investors who say ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
10. Calendar.(Calendar)
May 9 Biotechnology: Planning for Prosperity in Eastern North Carolina LOCATION: SBTDC, 300 E. First St., Greenville TIME: 8 to 11 a.m. MORE INFO: Cheryl ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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