Thermo Fisher Scientific

Your educational resource for biopharma, pharma, environmental, food and agriculture, industrial, and clinical labs

  • Categories
    • Advancing Materials
    • Advancing Mining
    • AnalyteGuru
    • Analyzing Metals
    • Ask a Scientist
    • Behind the Bench
    • Biotech at Scale
    • Clinical Conversations
    • Examining Food
    • Identifying Threats
    • Illuminating Semiconductors
    • Life in Atomic Resolution
    • Life in the Lab
    • OEMpowered
    • The Connected Lab
  • About Us
  • Contact
Accelerating ScienceAnalyteGuru / Industrial / Celebrating Manufacturing Day: Innovations Driving a Sustainable Future

Celebrating Manufacturing Day: Innovations Driving a Sustainable Future

By Rachel Weideman, Marketing Manager | Manager, Integrated Customer Programs Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry, Thermo Fisher Scientific 10.06.2023

Happy Manufacturing Day! Today, we celebrate the backbone of our modern world — manufacturing. It’s a day to acknowledge the pivotal role that manufacturing plays in creating higher-quality products, more efficiently, and with a keen eye on sustainability. From clean energy innovations to supply chain localization, the manufacturing industry has never been more important than it is today. In this blog post, I want to reflect on how Thermo Fisher Scientific is at the forefront of driving innovation in various manufacturing sectors, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable future.

Battery manufacturing

In the quest for cleaner and more efficient energy sources, battery technology has taken center stage. Thermo Fisher Scientific’s technologies are instrumental in every step of battery development. From raw material extraction and processing to quality assurance in the production line, and even material recovery in battery recycling, Thermo Fisher Scientific supports the development of next-generation batteries. These innovations are not only driving advancements in electric vehicles but also contributing to a more sustainable energy landscape.

Industrial Wastewater analysis for PFAS/PFOS

Safeguarding our environment is a top priority, and this includes ensuring that industrial wastewater meets stringent regulatory standards. Thermo Fisher Scientific plays a crucial role in this endeavor by offering analytical solutions that help industrial manufacturing labs ensure the safety of their wastewater discharges. By testing for safe levels of inorganic ions, metals, organics, and other contaminants in wastewater, Thermo Fisher Scientific assists industries in complying with regulations such as the U.S. EPA Clean Water Act (CWA). This commitment to environmental responsibility ensures that manufacturing processes are not only efficient but also eco-friendly.

Automotive electrification

The shift toward automotive electrification is revolutionizing the transportation industry. As demand for semiconductor wafers surges, Thermo Fisher Scientific’s analytical solutions, particularly ion chromatography (IC), come into play. IC is an efficient technique that quickly determines trace and major constituents of process contaminants in the semiconductor industry. By enabling the production of high-quality semiconductor wafers, Thermo Fisher Scientific contributes to the electrification of the automotive sector, reducing emissions and increasing energy efficiency.

Alternative fuels

Aviation manufacturers face increasing pressure to reduce their environmental footprint. With traditional fuel supplies dwindling and global demand rising, synthetic biology offers a promising solution. By employing innovative and robust tools, Thermo Fisher Scientific is helping the biofuel industry produce new, sustainable energy sources that can power the future of aviation and beyond.

Manufacturing Day is a day to celebrate the remarkable achievements of the manufacturing industry and its contributions to a sustainable future. Thermo Fisher Scientific’s dedication to innovation and sustainability across sectors such as battery manufacturing, wastewater analysis, automotive electrification, and alternative fuels exemplifies the industry’s commitment to progress. As we look ahead, it is clear that modern manufacturing will continue to drive advancements that benefit our environment, economy, and society as a whole. So, let’s celebrate Manufacturing Day with a sense of optimism and appreciation for the transformative power of manufacturing in shaping our world.

Rachel Weideman

Rachel joined the Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry Division for Thermo Fisher Scientific in January 2022 as a global market manager focused on the industrial and chemical markets. She is passionate about how all things are made and worker safety at manufacturing sites.
Boost Your Productivity with the Isotopic Analysis of Intact Molecules
Biopharma Boost: How 2D-LC Went From ‘Expert Only’ to Routine

Privacy StatementTerms & ConditionsLocationsSitemap

© 2025 Thermo Fisher Scientific. All Rights Reserved.

Talk to us