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Thermo Fisher Scientific
About Thermo Fisher Scientific
The world leader in serving science To serve science, Thermo Fisher Scientific needs to stay ahead of it, we need to anticipate customer needs. We need to constantly think about advancing science, so customers have the freedom to be bolder and more innovative – we are committed to pushing science and technology a step beyond where it is today. To enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer
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Signals from Thermo Fisher Scientific
8 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Thermo Fisher Scientific is hosting a 60-minute live demonstration of the Gibco CTS Compleo Fill and Finish System on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
Reported by Dr. Corinna Pohl
Presence & Recognition
Thermo Fisher Scientific employee Elina Guseynova will attend the BIOSPAIN conference in Bilbao from 29 to 30 September.
Reported by Elina Guseynova
Research & Knowledge
Thermo Fisher Scientific researchers are pushing the boundaries of organoid and cancer research using Gibco PeproTech cytokines and growth factors.
Reported by Michelle Patterson MSc
People
Thermo Fisher Scientific celebrated fellow TA colleagues around the world.
Reported by Cecilie Steenberg
Operations & Supply
Thermo Fisher Scientific visited its facilities in Allentown, Pennsylvania to examine clinical trial storage infrastructure and cold chain operations.
Reported by Elina Guseynova
Presence & Recognition
Thermo Fisher Scientific is hosting a webinar on April 1 to discuss building high-plex mIF panels with a practical framework for confidence and reproducibility.
Reported by Michelle Patterson MSc
Presence & Recognition
Thermo Fisher Scientific is attending the Biotech Horizons London 2026 event on the 21st October 2026 to provide insights into preparing innovative therapies for the clinic.
Reported by Pamela Walker
Presence & Recognition
Thermo Fisher Scientific is hosting a webinar on September 15, 2026, exploring monodisperse inert particle technology for biological molecule separations.
Reported by Mark Kane