The North Carolina Biotechnology Center-Catalyzing economic development and job creation across the state

Article Abstract:

The development of the North Carolina Biotechnology Center in the year 1981 marked the birth of an organization, which facilitates interactions among industry, academia and government for technological development and job creation across the state. The center has taken various steps to promote development, which includes its financial assistance to various institutions, in addition to the development of BioWork training course that provides jobs in pharmaceutical productions.

Human resource management, Technological innovations, Company personnel management

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North Carolina's bioprocessing industry requires highly skilled professionals

Article Abstract:

North Carolina's new Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center at the State University aims at demonstrating the new curricula of the country to the students that offers programs utilizing large-scale and simulated-applied biotechnology. The center is in great need of various highly skilled professionals to teach new skills specific to bioprocessing and pharmaceutical manufacturing needs to the students.

Facilities & equipment, Buildings and facilities, North Carolina State University

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Cutting-edge workforce training - NCCCS BioNetwork

Article Abstract:

The North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) has taken a new initiative to provide specialized training for pharma, biotechnology and life sciences sectors to give a better workforce to the companies of the state. The NCCCS BioNetwork sends people throughout the state to educate students, who then have enough knowledge to work in laboratories and hence are easily recruited by the companies.

Pharmaceutical preparations, Pharmaceutical industry

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