Public-private projects

Can photobiomodulation therapy prevent chemotherapy related taste disorders in patients with multiple
myeloma?

We aim to develop a multi-view multi-sample light-sheet microscope suitable for in toto live-imaging of 3D-culture
of mammalian embryos, tissues and organoids at single-cell resolution. This multi-disciplinary public-private joint
project will yield a unique microscopy set-up with a strong potential for basic science and clinical applications.

Guiding healthy communities by modelling how air pollution and heat shape early‑life health

Combining smart bone grafts and mRNA to heal fractures that fail to heal naturally

This project develops a biomarker identification platform for three inherited metabolic diseases with broader future applications

Automating blood culture preparation using microfluidics and selective cell lysis for faster and automated sepsis diagnostics

Monitoring Epileptic Seizures based on brain electrodes on the skin and under the skin

INSPIRE develops innovative respiratory monitoring technology to improve mechanical ventilation and outcomes in critically ill patients

From lab to patient: validating a promising new treatment for ovarian cancer

The project will accelerate the development of effective cell therapies for ovarian cancer patients