ABOUT THERMO FISHER SCIENTIFIC
Thermo Fisher is a leading global provider of bioprocessing solutions. We simplify the development path and accelerate our customers’ innovations to bring therapies to patients, faster. With our comprehensive portfolio of products and services we are a dedicated partner throughout the biological drug development journey.
Key Capabilities:
- Media and buffer preparation
- Cell expansion
- Cell culture production
- Harvest
- Capture and polish chromatography
- Viral inactivation, filtration, and QC testing
- Bulk storage, fill, and finish
- cGMP chemicals and supply chain services
- Expert professional support to meet process, scale, quality, and regulatory requirements
CONTACT INFORMATION
Thermo Fisher Scientific
7305 Executive Way
Frederick, MD 21704
UNITED STATES
Contact: Hunter Tuck
FEATURED SOLUTIONS
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Particulate control starts with practical decisions. Learn how material selection, acceptance criteria, and operator handling practices can help reduce contamination risk and support stronger quality.
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Choose the right level of clean for bioproduction storage and transport, with options designed to help manage particulate, endotoxin, sterility and material requirements across critical workflows.
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Simplify fluid transfer workflows with ready-to-use, gamma-irradiated bottle assemblies designed to reduce setup, cleaning, and contamination concerns across media or buffer transfer applications.
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Modular manufacturing strategies can support scalable T-cell processing while maintaining key quality measures. Explore how workflow design choices can help balance efficiency and performance.
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Gain insight into how targeted nutrient supplementation increased CHO cell growth, boosted antibody production, and improved glycosylation profiles across batch and fed-batch cultures.
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See how integrated analytical capabilities help improve visibility across mAb workflows, enabling faster decisions, stronger process control, and reliable quality outcomes from development through QC.
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Highly sensitive detection of trace DNA impurities supports safer manufacturing. Combining rapid workflows, strong specificity, and reliable recovery from complex samples enables confident monitoring.
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Accurate, high-sensitivity quantitation of residual host cell DNA becomes faster and more consistent with integrated qPCR, automated prep, and broad assay coverage—helping streamline workflows.
FEATURED INSIGHTS
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A resilient media supply strategy helps reduce operational risk. Gain insight into how scalable manufacturing, quality alignment, and supplier qualification can strengthen continuity.
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Take a look at how adherent cell culture expansion affects space, labor, costs, contamination risk, and sustainability, helping teams weigh when a larger-footprint approach stops making sense.
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As ADCs expand into broader use, upstream process design is becoming a competitive advantage. Discover how smarter media strategies and data-driven decision-making are helping teams reduce risk.
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Speed in protein production starts with better inputs and stronger process analytics. Learn how a three-part strategy helps teams reduce rework and move from guesswork to predictable outcomes.
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As cell therapy scales, success depends on more than clinical promise. Smarter expansion strategies, automation, and flexible manufacturing platforms are becoming critical for improving consistency.
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Faster approvals depend on treating regulation as part of development, not the finish line. See how early quality planning and strong agency communication can move therapies toward patients sooner.
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Faster timelines don’t have to come at the expense of quality or consistency. Discover proven strategies to generate stable, high-performing cell lines while reducing risk and supporting reliable scale-up.
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Bioprocessing faces mounting pressure to compress timelines, especially for mAbs, while complex modalities like bispecifics and gene therapies introduce technical challenges. Process intensification, scale-up translation, and comparability risks remain critical hurdles.