BioForum
BioForum is a series of virtual conferences with sessions available electronically throughout the calendar year. The goal of BioForum is to teach life science concepts and promote training opportunities through the North Carolina Community College System.
Previous BioForum events have been recorded, and you can view these presentations at anytime by clicking the "BIOFORUM ON-DEMAND" tab.
If you have any questions about BioForum or suggestions for future topics, please contact BioForum Coordinator, Greg Smith, at smithg@ncbionetwork.org.
Update on The North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis
Tue, 02/28/2012 - 10:30am
At the NCRC, the world's leading researchers from academia and industry are stimulating discovery and fostering collaboration that is advancing the fields of nutrition, agriculture, and biotechnology. The goal is to enhance the understanding of the links between nutrition and disease in order to translate scientific discovery into new models of prevention, treatment and cures while raising the standards of healthy living for people worldwide. This event will provide attendees with an update of the research activities and educational programs underway at the North Carolina Research Campus. See Details >
Purpose-grown Trees for a Sustainable Future
Join us for our next free webinar to learn more about ArborGen and the exciting work that they're doing in North Carolina in the advanced breeding of trees. See Details >
Bent Creek Bio-Botanical Research and Economic Development Update
Bent Creek Institute and BioNetwork's Natural Products Laboratory have partnered to form a nationally branded botanical quality and safety testing enterprise called the US Botanical Safety Laboratory (USBSL). See Details >
Clinical Research Careers in NC
November's BioForum places the spotlight on the growing clinical research industry in North Carolina. We'll discuss current and future developments in clinical research and preview an exciting new online course which will debut in December. See Details >
Breakthrough in Biotechnology with Orange County Schools
Representatives from Orange County Schools discuss the development of a K-12 streamline program which is preparing students for biotechnology careers. See Details >