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NCABR

N.C. Association for Biomedical Research

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Institutional Members

Organizations that conduct biomedical research and/or generate biomedical research-based sales

‍Examples: Academic institutions, government entities, nonprofit research organizations, industry (including, but not limited to, contract research organizations and pharmaceutical/ biotechnology/biomanufacturing companies)

Affiliate Members

Organizations that work with and support the North Carolina’s bioscience research enterprise

Examples:

Academic institutions that do not conduct biomedical research, biomedical reagent and equipment supply companies, regional economic development partnerships, venture capital firms, consulting firms, law firms, architectural firms

Benefits
  • Access to NCABR member network of public information, security and veterinary contacts
  • Crisis support, including (a) assessment of vulnerabilities and risks, (b) development of incident reduction and response strategy, (c) support for individual researchers being targeted, (d) advice on media relations and (e) crisis planning and communications materials
  • Input into development of member and advocacy programs
  • Invitations to NCABR member programs and public outreach events
  • Invitation to NCABR annual meeting
  • Free advocacy materials
  • Acknowledgement by NCABR in electronic and print collateral
Dues

A formula is used to establish a base dues level for the first year of membership. This amount adjusts with inflation in subsequent years. Membership is valid for NCABR’s fiscal year (July 1 to June 30).

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Our Why: The Reason We Do What We Do

National public opinion poll data from Research!America and the National Science Foundation’s Science and Engineering Indicators show us that:

  • The public expects the research community to share its work with the public. Learn More

 

  • The public trusts scientists and has high confidence in scientists and K-12 teachers to do what is in the best interest of the general public. Learn More

 

  • Only 25 percent of American adults can name a living scientist. These adults do not know a living scientist by name, and they do not know where scientists work (i.e., in which institutions, companies, etc.) or in which states they work. Learn More

 

  • In the absence of a connection with subject matter experts, the public looks elsewhere for biomedical research and health information. Increasingly, the public obtains information from the Internet and social media, which is notable because content developed by non-scientists typically differs substantively with regards to accuracy from content provided to the public by scientists and by the people actually involved in the biomedical research and pharmaceutical development process. Learn More

Organizations that work with and support North Carolina’s bioscience research enterprise

‍Examples: Academic institutions that don’t conduct biomedical research, biomedical reagent and equipment supply companies, regional economic development partnerships, venture capital firms, consulting firms, law firms, architectural firms

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Dues

Affiliate Members can join NCABR at one of five levels. Membership is valid for NCABR’s fiscal year (July 1 to June 30).

‍Membership Levels
• Diamond: $10,000+
• Platinum: $7,500 – $9,999
• Gold: $2,500 – $7,499
• Silver: $1,000 – $2,499
• Bronze: $500 – $999

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