En deux années d’existence, le programme d’encouragement BRIDGE a financé 81 projets situés à l’interface entre la recherche fondamentale et l’innovation basée sur la science. Le FNS et Innosuisse ont ainsi permis la création de 16 start-up.
THE BEST START FOR LIFE SCIENCE ENTREPRENEURS
Have you got a great idea for a novel therapy, a groundbreaking diagnostic, or a whole new way of looking at a disease? Now to put that drive and inspiration to work, and turn your vision into a practical reality, you are searching for the perfect environment to nurture your dream.
Next application date : June 30th 2019
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Spring CALL 2019 You are a UNIL-CHUV researcher who would like to create a start-up and need a financial support to start? Apply for a one-year InnoTREK grant of CHF 100’000.- to launch your project!
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AgTech startup AgroSustain has closed its seed investment round with a financing of CHF 1.1 million. National & international private investors and family offices have invested in the spin-off of the University of Lausanne, in addition to the support obtained from Venture Kick and Canton of Vaud (FIT seed loan), all supporting the long-term vision for sustainable crop protection. The funds will be used to move forward with the certification and product development of AgroSustain’s first plant-inspired product to prevent molds on fruits & vegetables in post-harvest.
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Découvrez l’interview du Prof. Tozzi dans l’émission CQFD de la RTS :
https://pages.rts.ch/la-1ere/programmes/cqfd/07-12-2018#10016786
PACTT is pleased to announce the signature of a license agreement between CHUV and JeuPRO Sàrl for a card game focused on microbes: KROBS.
Easy to learn, mischievous, and beautifully illustrated, KROBS is an educative and entertaining card game about microbes created by Prof. Gilbert Greub, Director of the Institute of Microbiology of the University of Lausanne.
Professor Greub and his team have been working since January 2004 on new emerging pathogens. Their objective is to discover them before they cause an epidemic and thus ideally reduce the risk of associated diseases. The current knowledge of the general population on these emerging pathogens is weak. Therefore, Professor Greub had the idea of developing a game to raise public awareness about microbes and to partially cover the current lack of knowledge of the population.
KROBS is a great tool to get better at identifying germs, learn how to better protect yourself and how to deal with the risks while having fun!
To learn more about the game or to purchase it, please visit the KROBS website.