Merck Life Science

Team Viral Clearance, assemble! Check out how our Viral Clearance team tests customers' processes to remove viruses, ensuring drug products are virus-free. Thanks Charmaine Chua, and Muhammad Farith Bin Mubarakh for letting us tag along.

We recently announced our largest investment in Asia! Watch how the new Bioprocessing Center that broke ground in Daejeon, South Korea, will support global demand for critical drugs and therapies. Read more about the news here: http://ms.spr.ly/6045l1VBJ

Our Amicon Ultra Centrifugal filters are ready for a spin 🌀 Join us as we unbox them! Learn more: http://ms.spr.ly/6044lDCcI

We have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with Afrigen Biologics (Pty) Ltd to advance mRNA vaccine technology. Since the program's inception in 2021, our collaboration has successfully improved mRNA vaccine technology production capabilities. Building off of that mutual success, the MoU will focus on enhancing vaccine manufacturing capacity in the region, working together to foster equitable access to life-saving therapies. Learn more here: http://ms.spr.ly/6044lD5FC

Diversity makes us stronger and more innovative - because diverse people bring unique ideas and experiences.  At Merck Group, vibrant science and technology is core to who we are. And it’s not only the work we do that’s “vibrant” – our people are, too. They come from 65 different countries, countless backgrounds and all bring unique perspectives to the table. To me, that diversity is the real vibrancy. As we collectively celebrated diversity in June, and every month, I’ve been reflecting on how important this vibrancy is. As a leader, advocate, and ally, I am dedicated to championing diversity every day. Our journey towards greater inclusion continues, and I am proud of the strides we’ve made.  It’s a journey we’ll continue to prioritize because diversity enables us to impact health and life with science.

Not all drugs are created equal. Traditional drug tablets are most common, but for children and older adults, they can be difficult to swallow. That's where ODFs or orodispersible films can help. These new drug forms are easier for patients to take because they melt inside the mouth. At our Application Service Lab, scientists like Luna test them with ingredients like excipients and sweeteners to meet the patient's needs. See why she thinks ODFs can be an excellent choice for patients!

These cultures are (inter)stellar! The American Society for Microbiology hosts an annual Agar Art Contest featuring art made with living microorganisms. We sponsored last year's event, showcasing products from our Molsheim, France, and Nantong, China, sites. The “Microbiology in Space” submissions are currently on display at our Molsheim, France site as part of our Agar Art Exhibit.

Meet boron carbide: super malleable yet incredibly hard. This unique combination makes it ideal for 3D printing custom designs. Thanks to its heat resistance and high conductivity, boron carbide is paving the way for advancements in energy storage, batteries, and nuclear technology.

Scientists have a powerful weapon in the fight against cancer: highly potent active pharmaceutical ingredients or HPAPIs. These compounds are critical elements in targeted cancer treatment. However, they are famously difficult to handle and manufacture. That’s why we established our new state-of-the-art training center. This center is aimed at equipping/providing our employees with the tools and experience necessary for safe HPAPI production and handling. Watch how we continue to lead in the fight against cancer with our expertise in HPAPIs.

Where science and artistry meet, you can find scientific glassblowing. Learn how our Glass Shop in Milwaukee, WI, USA mends broken glassware and handcrafts custom creations.