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Fribourg-based Bloom Biorenewables has raised CHF 13 million in a Series A funding round to advance its proprietary biomass upgrading technology and accelerate market entry.

Bloom Biorenewables raises CHF 13 million to scale renewable materials platform

4 April 2025

Researchers in Bern have developed an AI-based tool that detects rare coronary artery anomalies with high precision in cardiac CT images, potentially transforming diagnostics in cardiology.

AI tool developed in Bern improves detection of rare coronary anomalies

4 April 2025

The 10th edition of BioInnovation Day gathered more than 250 life sciences stakeholders at Campus Biotech in Geneva. Two standout projects, Artiria Medical and Reverso Therapeutics, were honoured for their innovative contributions to stroke treatment and cardiovascular medicine.

Artiria Medical and Reverso Therapeutics awarded at BioInnovation Day 2025

4 April 2025

The Swiss Battery Technology Center (SBTC) has received international recognition for its pioneering research into automated EV battery recycling, winning first place at the NVIDIA GTC Poster Award 2025 in San Jose.

SBTC’s AI-powered EV battery disassembly research wins top prize at NVIDIA GTC 2025

4 April 2025

Albert School, the business and data school, is setting up in Geneva, marking a new stage in its international expansion. The private higher education institution, founded in Paris in 2022, will open the doors of its first Swiss campus in the Étang district of Vernier in September 2025.

Albert School opens its first Swiss campus in Geneva

3 April 2025

With over 30 years of presence in Le Locle, Jabil has established itself as a key player in Neuchâtel’s advanced manufacturing landscape.

Jabil, driving medical innovation from the heart of Neuchâtel’s industrial ecosystem

2 April 2025

In a significant step toward future pandemic preparedness, researchers at the University of Bern have uncovered a new mechanism by which coronaviruses manipulate human cells to replicate, offering a promising target for broad-spectrum antiviral therapies.

University of Bern researchers identify promising new strategy against coronaviruses

1 April 2025

In a joint announcement likely to resonate far beyond Western Switzerland, the cantons of Geneva, Vaud, Neuchâtel, Bern and Fribourg declared that English will become the official language of Western Switzerland, effective immediately.

Western Switzerland adopts English as official language 𓆟

1 April 2025

In this episode of Getting Serious with Woody Wade, we sit down with business leader and former Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce CEO Martin Naville to explore why Switzerland consistently ranks among the most competitive and innovative economies in the world.

Why Switzerland Works (A Conversation with Martin Naville)

1 April 2025

Top Stories Western Switzerland

Top Stories from Western Switzerland (March 2025)

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