2000
NOBEL
PRIZE
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JACK
S. KILBY, M.S.E.E.,
received
the 2000 Nobel Prize in physics for his role in the invention of
the integrated circuit in 1958 when he was an engineer at Texas
Instruments.
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As a leading global
provider of more than 600,000 products and services from 6,000 suppliers,
Fisher Scientific is a one-stop source for the life-science, clinical
laboratory and industrial safety-supply markets. The company has a premier
line of proprietary products including self-manufactured products, Fisher-branded
products and products for which Fisher serves as the exclusive distributor.
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Fisher's
Product and Service Portfolio
Breakthroughs in genetic research are driving today's life-science
revolution. According to the National Human Genome Research Institute,
scientists have nearly completed a physical map of the human genome
creating a genetic blueprint of a human being. Fisher Scientific's
broad line of high-quality products addresses researchers' needs
in today's life-science market. The company offers a wide range
of scientific instruments, equipment, chemicals, clinical lab
and diagnostic products, and other supplies. Additionally, the
company provides the finest laboratory furniture and LAN workstations
along with a comprehensive line of occupational health and safety
products.
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Contract Manufacturing
and Outsourcing Capabilities
Through its recent acquisition of a pharmaceutical packaging business,
Fisher Scientific is a leading, worldwide provider of contract packaging
services for clinical trials. The acquisition strengthens Fisher's product
and service offering to life-science, biotechnology and pharmaceutical
companies. The company operates state-of-the-art manufacturing and packaging
facilities that comply with cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practices)
standards. Other service offerings include contract formulation and
packaging of pharmaceutical, diagnostic and biotech products and custom
synthesis for drug discovery. Utilizing Fisher's technical expertise
coupled with its quality commitment, more customers are outsourcing
their manufacturing activities, enabling researchers to focus their
energies more fully on their core competency discovery.
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