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Thermo Fisher continues to expand clinical research capacity with $59m lab expansion
The current 71,600-square-foot operation will grow to 114,000 square feet and be completed in stages by the end of 2024, creating 200 new jobs over the next five years.
Thermo Fisher Scientific to invest $59 million with Campbell Co. expansion
Much of the expansion involves adding to the business’ sample management and testing capacity to support new therapeutics, including vaccines and cell and gene therapy products.
Thermo Fisher adds clinical research lab as part of $97m expansion
The bulk of the expansion with this new facility will occur in liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry for drug discovery through to clinical testing.
PPD launches decentralized trial certification program for sites and investigators
New network will be available to the full range of sites that the business currently works with to deliver DCT studies for customers.
Thermo Fisher Launches Decentralized Clinical Trial Network
New network to support global investigators and research sites participating in decentralized clinical trials for pharmaceutical and biotech customers.
Pharma firm expands local operations with former Toys ‘R’ Us redevelopment
The ongoing expansion of our bioanalytical operations builds on the growth of our drug development expertise over nearly four decades.
Thermo Fisher Scientific holds ribbon cutting for new laboratory in Henrico County
State-of-the art bioanalytical lab in Richmond, Virginia, will support increasing demand across biopharma for consistent, high-quality laboratory services to accelerate drug development.
Sponsors name RWD/RWE top opportunity area in clinical research
More than 150 leaders at global biotech and pharmaceutical organizations assessed the therapies in their pipelines, barriers to bringing drugs to market, innovations in pursuit and lingering effects of COVID-19.
Make your clinical trial a priority in a busy landscape
The authors discuss how a more crowded space is presenting new challenges that must be addressed to improve efficiency.