Thermo Fisher Scientific

To reinforce our commitment to innovation, we have introduced the new Thermo Scientific™ Iliad (S)TEM Electron Microscope, which combines multiple advanced microscopy technologies with multi-modal functionality into a single unit. This instrument now provides developers a powerful new tool to study the chemical and physical structure of materials at the atomic level. This advancement will aid in the development of materials that support energy storage, conversion and environmental sustainability, safety equipment and much more.

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Last August’s Lahaina wildfire was among the most devastating in U.S. history. Honolulu middle schooler Alex Godsey asked a simple question: why? His research earned him a spot at Thermo Fisher Scientific #JuniorInnovators Challenge Finals Week. Alex, we can’t wait to meet you and your peers in Washington, D.C.! Your curiosity, passion and commitment to problem-solving through STEM are what the Thermo Fisher JIC is all about. Society for Science https://lnkd.in/g7MJjfbu

The FDA has approved a new test from Thermo Fisher that can help improve care for patients with aggressive brain tumors. The test can help identify patients eligible for Servier Pharmaceuticals' VORANIGO® tablets, the first and only FDA-approved treatment for Grade 2 IDH-mutant astrocytoma and oligodendroglioma, a rare and relentless brain cancer that hasn’t seen treatment advancements in nearly 25 years. This approval underscores the importance of precision medicine and the critical role genomic testing plays in matching patients with potentially life-changing therapies at the right time. https://lnkd.in/e2THaFtG

A team of scientists equipped with a Thermo Fisher scanning electron microscope braved the heat and poisonous gasses inside newly formed lava tubes to learn how life begins in extreme environments. Their discoveries could help explain how that process occurs on Mars and other planets with volcanic activity. https://lnkd.in/dAN6mtfv

Better together. Colleagues from across the globe came together to celebrate what truly drives us—our valued customers. Exceptional customer service is at the core of everything we do, and we recognize the unwavering commitment and passion our colleagues bring to their roles in enabling our customers to push the frontiers of science forward to make the world a healthier, cleaner, safer place. Here’s to many more years of outstanding service and lasting relationships.

"Take the initiative. You’d be surprised how much of a difference you can make by being the first person to speak up and leading the way!" says HR intern Savonie En. Ready to kickstart your career with Thermo Fisher? Our internship program is designed to provide interns with real-world projects that enhance their talent development and prepare them for successful careers after graduation. Apply now to our internship program and be part of a team that makes a difference. https://lnkd.in/grMB2EN3

We’re committed to a culture where everyone feels like they can bring their authentic selves to work – but don’t just take it from us. Teams around the world recently came together to celebrate Belonging Week, where we reinforced how we can make a difference when we work together as one team and one company through workshops, panels and events. While our week-long celebration may be over, our commitment to fostering a culture of belonging and inclusion isn’t. Thank you to all our colleagues who participated in Belonging Week 2024!

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, our colleagues came together for a discussion on the power of diversity. "Diverse teams come together to drive innovation, collaboration and take the business and competition to the next level. I’m in operations, so there’s a lot of problem-solving and you can see the dynamic when you have a diverse team in the room talking about different ideas, different perspectives and we embrace it,” Manuel Tavarez, VP Global Operations CAD, told the group. Thank you to our Hola! Business Resource Group and everyone who came together to make this celebration possible.

What if you could “see” breast cancer in the body before it could be detected by imaging? That’s what Dr. Karen Page is hoping to do with a liquid biopsy—a simple blood draw that can be analyzed for genetic markers that show signs of early, recurring, active or dormant tumors. Using our sample prep and diagnostic testing platforms, Dr. Page and her team at the Leicester Cancer Research Center are working to improve liquid biopsy methods for breast cancer detection so the less invasive test can give more insights into cancer progression than standard biopsies. This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, we want to thank scientific pioneers like Dr. Page who are helping accelerate innovation in how we detect and manage the disease. Read more about how Dr. Page and her team are reshaping breast cancer management: https://lnkd.in/gMG2pdRK