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BT Catalyst,  Sept-Oct, 2004  

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Sept. 14

Charlotte's Emerging Role in Biotechnology 2004

PLACE: UNC-Charlotte, Barnhardt Center

TIME: 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

DESCRIPTION: The one-day conference will highlight Charlotte's rapidly expanding biotechnology infrastructure and cutting-edge research projects.

CONTACT: raburnet@uncc.edu, 704-687-4144, www.ott.uncc.edu/biotech

Sept. 20

BIOTECH FORUM Meet the New Companies"

PLACE: North Carolina Biotechnology Center, Research Triangle Park

TIME: 5 p.m.-8 p.m.

DESCRIPTION: Forum will feature new arrivals on the local biotech scene. A networking reception will follow the program.

CONTACT: dfrederick@cednc.org

Oct. 5-7

Southeast Technology Expo

PLACE: Sheraton Imperial Hotel and Conference Center, Durham

DESCRIPTION: The first Expo will focus on "New Frontiers in Therapeutics: Emerging Technologies in Infectious Disease and Oncology."

CONTACT: Susan Brown at seb@rti.org or 919-541-7401, www.southeastexpo.org

Oct. 7

SBIR/STTR Workshop

PLACE: N.C. State University, Centennial Campus, EGRC Auditorium, Raleigh

TIME: 8 a.m.-10 a.m.

DESCRIPTION: Learn more about the Small Business Innovation Research program and how to apply successfully.

CONTACT: www.sbtdc.org/events/sbir/workshops2004/

Oct. 30

CED's Entrepreneur 2004--"Essential Know-How and Networks"

PLACE: The Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, Durham

DESCRIPTION: Choose from interactive sessions where successful entrepreneurs and business experts explore new business trends and tools, sales and marketing techniques and strategies to build successful entrepreneurial teams.

CONTACT: Linsey Dyson at ldyson@cednc. org or 919-549-7500

Nov. 4

SBIR/STTR Workshop

PLACE: UNC-Greensboro

TIME: TBA

DESCRIPTION: Learn more about the Small Business Innovation Research program and how to apply successfully.

CONTACT: www.sbtdc.org/events/sbir/workshops2004/

Nov 8-9

Southeastern BIO Investor Conference

PLACE: Doral Golf Resort and Spa, Miami, Fla.

DESCRIPTION: The sixth annual event will highlight the Southeast as the nation's fastest growing life sciences region.

CONTACT: www.sebio.org

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