The current diagnosis of anti-microbial resistant infections is largely based on culturing bacteria in the presence of various antibiotics. This is both labor and time-consuming, leading to sub-optimal therapy and an increase in morbidity and mortality of the patient. We combine novel technologies - next-generation sequencing and machine learning, which will bring a quantum leap into how we diagnose infections and enable us to achieve targetted therapy instead.
27.04.2023
The Biomedical Entrepreneurship ecosystem: Turning cutting-edge research into viable ventures (venturelab.swiss)
26.08.2022
Strong Swiss delegation at Medica (startupticker.ch)
25.08.2022
"Innovation needs diversity" — Interview with Maria Olivares of the Innovation Hub at the University of Zürich (venturelab.swiss)
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Venture Kick supports potential entrepreneurs with start capital up to CHF 150'000 as well as hands-on execution support and access to a nationwide network of investors and experts in the startup field. Multiple times per year, 8 selected projects get the opportunity to present their business ideas in front of a panel. The 5 most promising projects enter the support process. After 9 months at the latest, the startups incorporate and enter the market. Since 2007, Venture Kick has invested over CHF 58 million in over 1111 projects.
Website:
www.clemedi.com
Headquarter:
Schlieren
Foundation Date:
February 2019
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