The Home of Biomanufacturing Opportunity
Sunrise Event Center, Vacaville, CA
CBC will be hosting Acres 2024, with support from California Life Sciences. You read that correctly - after a hiatus of nearly 15 years, Gen...
Sunrise Event Center, Vacaville, CA
Solano College, Vacaville Campus
Join CBC for BIOVILLE FACILITY TOURS!
What is biomanufacturing? Hear from local companies that are reimagining how we make products by using ...
Solano College, Vacaville Campus
Vacaville Performing Arts Theater
Join CBC for BIOVILLE MOVIE NIGHT!
Free event for the community to celebrate NATIONAL DNA DAY! BioVille Festive with Food Trucks and hands-on...
Vacaville Performing Arts Theater
Solano College, Vacaville Campus
Join CBC for the BIOVILLE JOB FAIR!
Sign up today to secure your table at the job fair and connect with the local talent! www.bioville.us/job...
Solano College, Vacaville Campus
Solano College, Vacaville Campus
Attend the CBC EXPO23 on October 11th at Solano College. This networking event is free and open to CBC members and non-members of the biote...
Solano College, Vacaville Campus
The CBC Team has more than a century of experience in the life sciences. We are passionate about what we do and how we advance solutions for sustainable materials, foods, and healthcare. Get in touch for more information!
Born in Vacaville, California, CBC is a non-profit organization situated in the heart of one of the world's largest biomanufacturing communities. Beginning with the decision to move into the area by Alza in 1987, we've had distinguished company.
We support the growth and vitality of the biomanufacturing industry as well as the community around us. We foster a supportive environment for those interested in acquiring new skills in biotech as well as those considering the field for their career.
CBC is in an area established in the 1980s as an epicenter of biomanufacturing. CBC President Matt Gardner provided the long view at our launch.
Biomaterials are being developed as replacements in products that traditionally relied on petroleum processing and other environmentally unfriendly methods.
Some biotechnology companies make new products by researching or chemically modifying biological materials. Red algae, for example, make fluorescent molecules that can be used in diagnostic tests.
Source: National Science Foundation and Biotech-Careers.org
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