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Merck Opens Advanced R&D Facility in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin

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Merck opened a new 38,000 square-foot facility in Sheboygan Falls, which serves as the company's North America electronics business division. The establishment is located on the company's Millipore Sigma campus and focuses on advanced materials for next-generation semiconductor manufacturing. This facility is part of an overall $200 million investment by Merck in the United States.

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The new site includes eight purpose-built laboratories supporting the product development lifecycle, including discovery and scale-up. Officials noted that the facility brings advanced research and development capabilities to the state and creates opportunities for highly skilled jobs.

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  • Sheboygan FallsSite of the new operational facility for advanced materials research.
  • MerckGlobal corporation establishing the new R&D and manufacturing presence.
  • WisconsinState hosting the new facility and benefiting from the investment.

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