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Welcome to NC Community Colleges BioNetwork

Register Now: BioNetwork BioForum Organic Grapes (BioForum)

Join us for this exciting online seminar where you will learn about topics such as organic grape growing philosophy, propagation techniques and vineyard production/installation cost estimates.

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BioNetwork develops an outreach product targeted towards advanced manufacturing careers. (BioEd Center)

Future Factory is an exciting and entertaining casual educational game, designed in the style of the popular time management genre.

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A New Certificate Program in Viticulture & Enology Technology is now available through the BioNetwork BioAg Center (BioAg Center)

The viticulture and Enology Certificate Program is designed to prepare individuals for various careers in the grape growing and wine making industry.  

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Making Science Fun! (BioNetwork)

Sarah Schober, NC BioNetwork, BioBusiness Center's Natural Products Testing and Production Coordinator was featured on WLOS News (Asheville).

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Transforming the Face of Science Education (BioNetwork/Mobile Launch Pad)

The NC Community College System is working with Industry partners, government and education to reach students in K-12 schools with details on career pathways in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

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Register now for BioNetwork Pharmaceutical Center 2010 Summer/Fall Classes. (BioNetwork)

Register now for all 2010 Summer/Fall classes offered by the Pharmaceutical Center

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The North Carolina Community College System offers a wide variety of life science educational and industrial training opportunities throughout the state. Search the following categories to find the opportunity that best fits your needs.

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HealthDay - SUNDAY, June 27 (HealthDay News) -- Scientists have located 12 new genes that seem to be linked with a predisposition for type 2 diabetes, bringing the total number of genetic locations implicated in the condition to 38.
Reuters - A U.S. appeals court on Friday reinstated a lawsuit that challenges an Obama administration policy for federal funding of some human embryonic stem cell research.
Reuters - Stem Cell Therapeutics, a Canadian biotechnology company, said on Friday it would remove its senior executives to save money after the lead study of a stroke treatment failed to meet targets.
Reuters - Italian doctors reported long-term success on Wednesday with a technique of fixing burn-related eye damage using corneas grown from stem cells.

Bio Technician Javier Quinones demonstrates the beginning of the sequencing procedure in the DNA sequencing laboratory at the J. Craig Venter Institute in Rockville, Maryland, March 29, 2010. REUTERS/Larry DowningReuters - The 10-year-old Human Genome Project has only just begun to bring to fruition its promise to transform medicine, its founders said on Thursday.


HealthDay - WEDNESDAY, June 23 (HealthDay News) -- A new Italian study describes a technique that doctors can use to restore vision to some patients with severe burns to their eyes.

A scientific researcher handles frozen embryonic stem cells in a laboratory, at the Univesity of Sao Paulo's human genome research center in Brazil, in 2008. The decade since the human genome was first sequenced has ushered in great leaps in understanding of the origins and evolution of mankind, although medical applications thusfar have been limited.(AFP/File/Mauricio Lima)AFP - The decade since the human genome was first sequenced has ushered in great leaps in understanding of the origins and evolution of mankind, although medical applications thusfar have been limited.


Reuters - A $37 million international collaboration by major research bodies in the United States, Britain and Africa wants to take the fruits of the genetic revolution to a continent it has largely bypassed until now.

Activists protest against a request by US biotech giant Monsanto against Germany's decision to ban a type of genetically modified maize, in Braunschweig, northern Germany, in 2009. The US Supreme Court has overturned a decision to ban biotech giant Monsanto's sale of genetically modified alfalfa despite farmers' fears that other crops could be contaminated.(AFP/DDP/File/Nigel Treblin)AFP - In a landmark first ruling on genetically modified crops, the US Supreme Court overturned Monday a four-year ban on alfalfa seeds engineered by biotech giant Monsanto to resist weed killer.


Time.com - Bioethicists question medical practices surrounding a widely prescribed prenatal drug treatment to fix sex-organ deformities in babies with a congenital disorder

BioNetwork supports the mission of the North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) aligning world class workforce training and education to the Biotechnology, pharmaceutical and life science industries. BioNetwork trains at all levels of this industry, upgrading the skills of incumbent workers, from entry level to management. Our seven centers, strategically and geographically positioned, develop short and curriculum designed courses to meet the needs of industry. The centers themselves are staffed with highly skilled industry trained experts that are constantly developing workforce training programs that can be delivered anywhere in North Carolina.

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Impact Magazine

Learn more about the NCCCS BioNetwork in the new biotechnology and Life Science magazine, Impact.