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Christian Brown
Director of Life Sciences Economic Development at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center (NCBiotech).
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Oct 2, 2026
Beyond RTP: How North Carolina Built an End-to-End Life Sciences Ecosystem
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Tabari BakerHOST
Tell us a little bit about the lab space that's available here in the RTP area and kind of what the vision for the future looks like in that lab shared space.
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48:36Christian BrownGUEST
I think in North Carolina, especially here in the RTP area, but there are hubs statewide.
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48:45Christian BrownGUEST
Well, the nice thing about North Carolina is that we have hubs for kind of different aspects of the life sciences sector, which makes it, again, that diversification we talked about earlier.
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48:56Christian BrownGUEST
From having just lab space available Again, compared to Boston, San Diego, yes, we're not going to be at the levels of square footage available.
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49:06Christian BrownGUEST
But when you look at kind of those shared resources and how we can connect university researchers who may be at that translational point where they're like, I need a little bit more space to do this work.
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Tabari BakerHOST
We'd love to give you an opportunity to talk a little bit about how that network is built here and what the future looks like for that.