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TWIICE and Nexco Analytics supported by the FIT

FIT Septembre 2024

The Foundation for Technological Innovation extends its support to Twiice and Nexco Analytics with new loans. Twiice has been awarded a Tech Growth loan of CHF 400,000 for the development of its unique exoskeleton, and Nexco Analytic has been awarded a Tech Seed loan of CHF 100,000 for its software solution (Saas) to accelerate research processes…

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Digital twins for stroke victims

HUG ZHAW

Hôpitaux universitaires de Genève (HUG) and Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) will receive CHF 1.8 million from the Swiss Confederation and the EU to support a research project that aims to create digital twins of people who have suffered a stroke, in order to improve their personalised care.   Stroke is a leading cause…

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8 startups selected for the Future of Health Grant

FOHG

The Future of Health Grant received a record-breaking 213 applications in response to its 5th call for projects. These included submissions from around 100 international startups, demonstrating the programme’s growing reputation abroad. 8 promising projects were selected to join the programme.       Level 1 Digehealth (Zurich) : offers a 24/7 monitoring device for bowel…

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Debiopharm lays the foundation stone for its new building

Debiopharm Building 2024

The new building will have a surface area of 3,500m2 dedicated to the creation of 150 to 300 flexible workstations. It will enable the company to expand and develop. The work will be completed in 2026.     The building will also house a reservoir containing a total of 4.5 million litres of water, which…

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Latsis Prize: Prof. Mackenzie W. Mathis Awarded

Latsis Prize Prof. Mathis

Mackenzie W. Mathis, a professor at EPFL and winner of the Latsis 2024 Swiss Science Prize, is a pioneer in the application of artificial intelligence (AI) to behavioural neuroscience.     Prof. Mathis research aims to understand the neural bases of learning and movement. She uses mice playing video games while recording their brain activity,…

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E-health: The Sense and ZS join forces

The Sense

The Sense, a Swiss-based academic research and innovation centre, is teaming up with ZS, an international firm renowned for its expertise in healthcare, analytics, technology and research, to revolutionise clinical research and e-health.     Their collaboration will focus on validating digital devices and therapies for regulatory approval, as well as conducting real-life studies to…

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Venture Leaders Medtech: Meet the 2024 Swiss Team

Venture Leaders Medtech

10 promising startups were selected by Venture Leaders Medtech. 3 of them are from the Swiss Health Valley. They will travel to Boston from 4 to 8 November as part of the Swiss National Startup Team where they will meet investors.   Apersys (ZH): Overcomes organ shortage with an advanced perfusion system.   Metadvice (VD): …

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TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award 2024

Top 100 2024

This year, 15 startups from the Swiss Health Valley we ranked in the prestigious TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award 2024, including HAYA Therapeutics at #5.     The 14th ceremony of the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award took place in Lausanne and was attended by a curated audience comprising startup founders, investors, and key partners…

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HAYA Therapeutics Announces $1 billion Collaboration with Lilly

Haya Therapeutics team

The Biopôle-based biotech company and the American pharma giant partner to discover novel regulatory genome targets for obesity and related metabolic conditions using HAYA Therapeutics proprietary RNA platform   HAYA Therapeutics, SA, a biotechnology company pioneering precision RNA-guided regulatory genome targeting therapeutics for chronic diseases, announced a multi-year agreement with Eli Lilly and Company to apply…

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Life Sciences account for 10% of the canton of Fribourg economy

Fribourg Bak Study Dall-E

According to a BAK Economy study, life sciences generated added value of over CHF 1.5 billion in 2023 and employed 3,300 full-time equivalents (FTEs). Through value chains, numerous companies in other economic sectors also benefit from the activities of the life sciences industry. Thus, a total added value of 1.96 billion francs, representing 10% of…

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