Thermo Fisher Scientific has today officially opened an expanded laboratory at its Cork campus, which effectively doubles its capacity to develop medicines for cancer, lupus, diabetes and psoriasis, among other illnesses.
Thermo Fisher's Cork site specialises in developing and manufacturing active pharmaceutical ingredients supporting early phase clinical studies right through to commercial supply, for a range of customers for use in life-changing treatments.
"Thermo Fisher's investment in this cutting-edge laboratory underscores the innovation and collaborative spirit that drives Ireland's research and development sector. This facility will undoubtedly further position Ireland as a hub for pharmaceutical and manufacturing excellence," the Minister said.
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