Thomas Scientific marks 125 years supporting scientific discovery

Adrian Whipple, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Thomas Scientific
Adrian Whipple, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Thomas Scientific
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Thomas Scientific, based in Swedesboro, celebrates its 125th anniversary this year, marking more than a century of providing laboratory supplies, equipment, and services to the scientific community, according to a May 29 announcement.

Founded in 1900, Thomas Scientific has equipped laboratories across the United States through every major era of scientific advancement. The company has supported fields from analytical chemistry and microbiology to biotechnology, genomics, and advanced manufacturing.

The company reports that it has grown both organically and through targeted acquisitions. Its portfolio now includes controlled environments, laboratory automation, cleanroom technology, microscopy, and forensics. Thomas Scientific describes itself as a trusted partner to scientists and institutions working at the forefront of innovation.

Adrian Whipple, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Thomas Scientific, said: “Our 125‑year milestone is a reflection of the trust our customers place in us and the critical role we’ve played in supporting discovery over generations. We are proud to stand alongside the scientific community as they tackle the world’s most complex challenges.”

The company highlights its ongoing commitment to quality and customer support while expanding its offerings. The “125 Celebration” campaign draws attention to pivotal moments in science—such as the discovery of penicillin or mapping of the human genome—and emphasizes how each depended on reliable laboratory resources.

“This celebration is not only about our history, but about the future,” Whipple added. “As science continues to advance, we remain committed to empowering the next generation of discoveries.”



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