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Wisconsin
State Overview
Wisconsin supports a diverse set of Life Science and Electronics capabilities, combining manufacturing, research and development, and laboratory services within a single state footprint. Together, these operations provide the technical foundation needed to support complex pharmaceutical products and advanced materials used across multiple industries.
Our Business Sectors in Wisconsin
Life Science
Our Life Science operations in Wisconsin support the development and manufacturing of complex pharmaceutical materials, including highly potent compounds and components used in diagnostics.
Electronics
Our Electronics presence in Wisconsin supports both manufacturing and research and development activities, contributing specialized expertise and materials used in advanced technology applications.
Site Highlights
Sheboygan Falls
Our Sheboygan Falls site specializes in complex small molecule manufacturing, offering flexible, customer specific chemical production – including multi step and air sensitive syntheses, continuous flow chemistry and high purity organics and organometallics. The site is also home to our first U.S. lateral flow membrane production facility, supplying critical components for rapid diagnostic test kits. At Sheboygan Falls, our Electronics business specializes in manufacturing and R&D.
Madison
Our Madison facility supports the development and manufacturing of highly potent active pharmaceutical ingredients (HPAPIs), linkers, cytotoxic materials and payloads.
Verona
Our CDMO in Verona expands our HPAPI and antibody drug conjugate linker payload manufacturing capacity. With advanced containment systems and multi step synthesis capabilities, these sites are equipped to handle complex small molecule programs with the highest standards of safety and precision.
Community Engagement
The Curiosity Cube program extends our expertise in science and technology to promote science education for 8–13-year-old students.
Experiments are led by local employees, giving students an opportunity to learn from “real life” scientists and ask questions about a future career in STEM!
Our Curiosity Cube has reached nearly 40,000 students in Wisconsin since 2019.
88% of students say they are more interested in science after visiting the Curiosity Cube
As a science and technology company, we champion creativity, the joy of discovery and curiosity as well as the courage to push boundaries.