Four Swiss Health Gems won several awards during BIND – BioInnovation Day 2026. Dexterous Endoscope won the Best Start-Up Award, PreciMune got the Best Academic Project Award. Impli AG and MoleSense won support from H4 and CSEM.

The ARGENTIC project, funded by Horizon Europe, has just secured €7.5 million to develop a sovereign, energy-efficient AI system —…

The Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS), in partnership with Boehringer Ingelheim, has announced that Gioele La Manno is the…

bioMérieux announces an investment of more than one million Swiss Francs in Plair, a Geneva-based and University of Geneva spinoff…

The Leenaards Foundation has launched its new initiative, “Vers une santé partagée” (Towards Shared Health), a five-year program (2026–2030) designed…

Geneva-based startup Agora Care is the first company to develop a patient-centred platform for storage and communication of medical images. The…

Western Switzerland is taking a decisive step forward in strengthening its innovation ecosystem with the launch of the Biotools Community,…

Three innovations have been recognized by the Foundation for Innovation and Technology (FIT), with three start-ups receiving Tech Seed loans….

Ten startups, 4 of them from the Swiss Health Valley, have been selected for the 2026 Venture Leaders Biotech programme,…

The EPFL spin-off Dexterous Endoscopes has obtained CHF 150,000 from Venture Kick to develop endoscopes with variable stiffness that provide…

The Swiss Data Science Center (SDSC) inaugurating its headquarters at the Biopôle campus in Lausanne, as part of a strategic…

Seprify, a spin-off from the University of Fribourg and the University of Cambridge, now based at the Marly Innovation Centre…