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Kodiak Sciences and Lonza open a new facility in Visp
Kodiak Sciences Inc. (Nasdaq: KOD), a biopharmaceutical company committed to researching, developing and commercializing transformative therapeutics to treat retinal diseases,…
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SpArk, the centre for movement science and technologies, is born!
This new centre, dedicated to sport and performance, is the result of collaboration between the City of Sion and The…
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Hansjörg Wyss, the life sciences philanthropist
On 17 May 2022, Hansjörg Wyss received the Gallatin Award from the Swiss American Chamber of Commerce for his great…
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ONWARD’s Neurostimulator Restores Mobility for Patients with Spinal Cord Injury
This is the first time the ARCIM is used on a human patient. This implantable pulse generator (IPG) stimulates the…
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HemostOD creates ex vivo blood platelets
HemostOD has developed a solution for ex vivo on-demand production of blood platelets. The company just received a CHF 100…
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Swiss biotech companies attracted investments of $3.33 billion in 2021
Last year was ‘the second best year in terms of fundraising’, according to the Swiss Biotech Association. The sector benefited…
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Podcast: Claude Clément
BioAlps President, Claude Clément, discusses career choices and how to lead innovation in the healthcare industry in the podcast What To Do…
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A revolutionary home dialysis device made in Switzerland
The VersiTMPD Cycler System conceived and developed by Debiotech and licensed to Fresenius Medical Care receives FDA clearance
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Merck Serono improves quality control with IA
Artificial Intelligence helps to assess the severity of a manufacturing incident in a medicine production unit In any factory,…
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EUR 1 million Eurostars grant for Limula and Ceidos
The two swiss biotech startups signed an agreement with Stemmatters in Portugal. They received a Eurostars grant of EUR 1.14…
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Switzerland is high on the financing of medical startups
Switzerland ranks fourth in Europe in terms of the number of deals behind Britain, Germany and France. Last year,…
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Plair SA raised CHF 2,7 million
A grant to fund the Rapid-C Real-Time Microbial Detector Plair SA, based in Plan-les-Ouates, Geneva, has been awarded CHF…
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