We are thrilled to spotlight Thermo Fisher Scientific, an acceleration partner of BioTools Innovator, and a vital part of our ecosystem. Thermo Fisher provides critical solutions for research, diagnostics, and life sciences - enabling cutting-edge advancements across multiple industries and helping startups bring their innovations to market. Thank you to Jose J. Haresco III, Ph.D., Ross Whittaker, Matt Baker, and the Thermo Fisher team for their dedication to our program and helping to shape the future of biotech. Your mentorship and guidance have a lasting impact on our alumni and will continue to shape our 2025 cohort. Excited to be a part? Apply now to BioTools Innovator for the opportunity to pitch and receive feedback from the Thermo Fisher team. The deadline is January 15:https://lnkd.in/g_e_2xem.
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