Updates from iQ

Lanazha Belfield presenting research as part of WSSU Honors Program

Community, Diversity & Inclusion, Ecosystem

Opening Doors for Minorities in Research

Meet Lanazha Belfield. A self-proclaimed “science nerd” who’s “pretty much living in Biotech Place” these days, exercising mice and working toward a Ph.D. from Wake Forest University. If you’d asked her about her career ambitions a decade ago, she’d have told you that she was accepting…

An aerial view of Winston-Salem in 1956.

Community

The Rich History of Black-owned Business in Winston-Salem

Javara founders sit at conference table during a meeting talking happily with two men, one wearing glasses, a tie, and jacket while gesturing his hands and the other a jacket.

Community

Javara Grows in the iQ, Removes Barriers to Clinical Trials for All

Diversity & Inclusion

Sparq Kicks Off Innovations Festival and Introduces Brilliance Lab

Ecosystem

Sparking Success, Creating Connections and Activating Assets

Community

Wake Forest Biotech Place Celebrates 10 Years

Community

Placemaking

Community

We’re Thankful for Our Community

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