A never-ending supply of purified water for your lab. Milli-Q systems dispense water for a wide range of experiments and analyses with consistent and reliable purity. Learn more:

Applications are open for the 2025 Research Grants! Up to €360,000 in funding for groundbreaking innovations:.✨ Smart Consumables for Biomanufacturing.✨ Multi-Purpose Microphysiological Systems. Submit by Aug 31 & advance science with us:

POV: You’re a PhD student juggling lab work and classes—and still finding time to champion recycling 📦. Watch to learn more!. Thanks, Bacteria Buddies (Instagram/TikTok)

Two scientists. One mission. The universe had other plans….But we’re going to keep science-ing anyway! 🧪✨

CEO Jean-Charles welcomed Mayor Lee of Daejeon, SK, to strengthen our partnership and shared vision for innovation in Korea. From our R&D with KAIST to our new Bioprocessing Center in Daejeon, we’re investing to impact life and health with science.

Let's speedrun three years of work in 20 seconds!.In 2022, we broke ground in Sheboygan Falls, WI. This facility can produce lateral flow membranes for over 1 billion rapid tests a year, helping diagnose influenza, pregnancy, and more.

Big news from St. Louis! We’ve signed an MOU with @WashU to strengthen research, speed breakthroughs from lab to clinic, and build on 90 years of innovation together. Thank you, WashU Chancellor Andrew D. Martin and the team, for making it happen. 🔗

🖨️ She's printing a what?!?!. Join Emma as she 3D prints a liver model. 3D bioprinting transforms how we study diseases, bridging the gap between simple cell cultures and animal models. Learn more:

Manual pipetting is so pre-AAW 💁‍♀️ . With extensive plug-and-play protocols, the new AAW workstation automates routine experiments traditionally performed manually in protein, molecular, and cell biology. Scientists can spend less time on repetitive tasks and more on innovation.

There's no escape for bacteria and fungi! 🦠🍄. Meet Jianxiong, our scientist running membrane filtration sterility tests to keep contaminants out of potential vaccines. This part of drug development is crucial to keep patients safe. Learn more:

Special delivery: Ultrapure water anytime, anywhere!.We sent Britt the Milli-Q SQ system. Come along as she unboxes it and see why it won “Best New General Lab Product of 2024” at the Scientists’ Choice Awards. Learn more: . 📷: Bio Britt on Instagram

🔬 We recently held our annual workshop with KAIST at Burlington Life Science Center, uniting leading researchers to advance scientific collaboration. Building on our 2024 MoU and joint labs at KAIST, we remain committed to driving progress through global partnerships.

Pride may be one month, but our commitment to inclusion is year-round. From St. Louis to Strasbourg, Merck employees marched, celebrated, and stood up for allyship and belonging around the world.

Introducing the AAW Automated Assay Workstation, a new lab automation platform powered by Opentrons. The AAW automates routine lab experiments previously performed manually, reducing hands-on time while ensuring consistent and reliable results. Learn more:

At our facility in Sheboygan Falls, Sinead is helping shape the future of diagnostics. Her work on lateral flow membranes supports fast, reliable test results during life’s most important moments. Look behind the scenes.

Strengthening Japan’s life science startup scene with iCONM, BioLabs & Kawasaki City Industrial Promotion Foundation. Together, we're backing startups with expertise, labs & resources to scale innovation in Japan and beyond. 🇯🇵

Next week, we are announcing something BIG coming to lab automation. Stay tuned!

Traditional batteries have limits. 3D-printable graphene-based inks could power the next generation of batteries, enabling devices that charge faster, last longer, and store more energy. Learn more about our materials for 3D printing here:

Patient safety is non-negotiable. That's why we're shaping the future of biosafety testing to ensure therapeutics and drugs are safe and effective. See how we’re advancing the science of safety.

Gene therapy modifies genes to treat or cure disease using an unlikely source to deliver genes efficiently: viruses. However, not all viruses are created equal; research typically focuses on a limited number of viruses. Do you know which one isn't used?.