As a global product manager for life science research instrumentation, Carl Fisher focuses on incorporating customer feedback into continuous product improvement, creating compelling support materials, and providing outstanding product training seminars.
With more than 15 years of hands-on laboratory experience as a researcher in protein biochemistry, molecular biology, and genetics, he brings extensive scientific expertise to troubleshooting customer applications and resolving complex technical issues.
Meusch, Dominic
About Dominic Meusch
Dominic Meusch is a Global Director of Segment Strategy at Thermo Fisher Scientific. He has more than ten years of experience in biochemistry and biotechnology with a background that spans advanced life science workflows. His work draws on scientific knowledge and industry insight to support the development and adoption of technologies used in therapeutic discovery and development.
Expertise and focus
Dominic’s expertise includes market evaluation, workflow analysis, and the application of scientific understanding to guide product development. His background in biochemistry and biotechnology informs his work in identifying customer needs, evaluating emerging opportunities, and shaping solutions used across research and development settings. He has experience supporting commercialization activities and providing insight into how scientific workflows evolve in response to new methods and technologies.
Scientific perspective
Dominic brings a perspective that connects scientific principles with practical considerations in product design and workflow adoption. His understanding of life science applications helps inform decisions that support researchers working across complex stages of therapeutic development. He holds certifications in collaborative leadership and project management for biosafety which complement his scientific training.
Ilitchev, Alex
About Alex
Dr. Alex Ilitchev has supported technical writing at Thermo Fisher Scientific since 2018, guiding scientific communication across our analytical instruments and software. They are a biophysical chemist by training, having received their Doctorate in Physical Chemistry from the University of California Santa Barbara along with their Bachelors from the University of Pittsburgh. Their graduate work centered on ion-mobility mass spectrometry of peptide aggregates, which looked to expand our understanding of a number of amyloid diseases, such as type II diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease, as well as the potential interaction between otherwise disparate protein disorders.
Alex has authored a number of academic research articles and now leverages this experience to facilitate scientific communication efforts in our electron microscopy division, helping our engineers and researchers produce clear and effective blogs, datasheets, application notes, and other technical documentation. They support a number of research areas across the life and materials sciences, building on their multi-disciplinary background as a researcher to speak to our customers on their level. They are passionate about scientific communication and education, and hope to make the often complex nature of our techniques and instrumentation understandable and accessible to anyone who is scientifically curious.
Khadka, Nimesh
Nimesh Khadka is a senior application scientist at Thermo Fisher Scientific, specializing in analytical biochemistry, spectroscopy, and AI/ML-based chemometrics. Passionate about innovation, he leads efforts in utilizing Raman spectroscopy as a process analytical technology (PAT) for monitoring, control, and automation of bioprocesses, industrial processes, and chemical reactions.
Nimesh earned his Ph.D. in analytical biochemistry from Utah State University, focusing on complex metallo-enzymes using vibrational (Raman and FT-IR) and other spectroscopic techniques like UV-Vis, EPR/ENDOR, NMR coupled with mathematical modeling and simulation. He completed postdoctoral training at Case Western Reserve University, researching structural biology in biomolecules related to eye pathologies. This extensive background has given him a deep understanding of bioprocesses, structure-function relationships, and deployment of analytical tools for diverse applications. Nimesh has published and coauthored high-impact factor journals such as Science, JACS, PNAS, and Inorganic Chemistry.
An active member of the American Chemical Society, Nimesh stays at the forefront of emerging technologies and is committed to driving innovation to meet customer needs.