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CERN supports UNITAR's UNOSAT program with its IT infrastructure to process high-resolution satellite images and create precise maps. These maps help humanitarian organizations in crisis interventions. By utilizing CERN's computing power and network capabilities, AI algorithms are being developed to improve flood detection and refugee camp simulations to provide fast and efficient aid.

Site Campus Biotech in Geneva advances micro- and nanotechnology through the FCBG Neural Microsystems Platform (NMP) and EPFL’s Neuro-X Institute. NMP offers ISO 7 cleanrooms for developing neurotech devices using photolithography, etching, and laser micromachining. Neuro-X focuses on AI-driven neuroscience and neural interfaces, collaborating with NMP to prototype solutions for brain health and neurological disorders.

CERN is a leader in nuclear technology, particularly through its particle accelerators and fusion research. It develops advanced detector technologies and high-energy physics instruments. One example is its participation in the ITER project for fusion energy. CERN is also researching superconductors and plasma control to develop safer and sustainable energy sources and promote new applications in medicine and materials science.

CERN is involved in the field of quantum computing and components through the CERN Quantum Technology Initiative. It researches hybrid quantum algorithms, quantum communication and quantum cryptography for secure data transmission. It is also working on quantum measurement devices and simulations. In collaboration with IBM Quantum and leading universities, CERN is developing new technologies to drive the second quantum revolution.

The Neural Microsystems Platform (NMP) at Site Campus Biotech, run by FCBG, offers ISO 7 cleanrooms and advanced tools for chip technology and lithography. It supports micro- and nanofabrication, including photolithography, etching, laser micromachining, and 3D printing. NMP enables research in neurotechnology, materials science, and bioengineering, fostering innovation in brain health devices and microsystems.

The ALICe platform at Site Campus Biotech, operated by the Wyss Center, specializes in multiscale brain imaging. Using advanced tissue clearing methods and custom lightsheet microscopes like mesosSPIM and COLM, ALICe enables high-resolution 3D imaging of whole organs. It supports researchers with powerful image analysis tools and VR environments, advancing neuroscience by visualizing brain structure and function in detail.

Campus Biotech in Geneva advances pharma and biotech through translational research, precision medicine, and industry collaboration. It hosts the Health 2030 Genome Center for genomic analysis and supports companies like Addex Therapeutics. With cutting-edge labs and a strong innovation ecosystem, Campus Biotech enables the development of new therapies and biotech solutions in neuroscience and beyond.

At Site Campus Biotech in Geneva, a new AI-powered Digital Health Hub - led by HUG, the Wyss Center, and Geneva’s health department - will open in late 2025. The 1,000 m² hub will focus on patient care, clinical research, neuromodulation technologies, and digital innovation. It promotes AI in healthcare delivery, supports startups, and fosters public engagement on ethical and societal issues in medical AI.

EPFL's Campus Biotech in Geneva is a center for neuro-engineering and global health. With institutions such as the Wyss Center and EPFL Neuro-X institutes, the campus develops technologies such as neuronal simulations and neuroprostheses. In addition, innovative approaches in disease control and artificial intelligence for neuromodulation are being researched through collaborations with CHUV and HUG.

The Fondation Campus Biotech Geneva (FCBG) supports neuroscience research by operating advanced platforms at Campus Biotech. These include the Human Neuroscience Platform (HNP) for neuroimaging, neuromodulation, and VR; and NeuroNA, which studies brain disorders using stem cells and organoids. FCBG enables translational research and collaboration across academic and clinical fields.

The Neural Microsystems Platform (NMP) at Site Campus Biotech in Geneva offers an ISO 7–classified cleanroom dedicated to micro- and nanofabrication for bioengineering applications. Equipped with facilities for photolithography, metal deposition (sputtering, evaporation), etching, and surface characterization, it supports the development of neural microsystems and implantable / biocompatible technologies. 

Site Campus Biotech offers a wide range of engineering services, including mechanical design, electronics, 3D printing, and microfabrication via HEPIA and FCBG. The Neural Microsystems Platform supports cleanroom-based prototyping. Additionally, the VR & Digital Engineering Platform provides tools for developing immersive 3D environments, motion tracking, and integration with EEG or fMRI for advanced neurotech applications.

The Soft Landing & Tech Discovery Program offers international companies & startups a gateway to Switzerland’s innovation ecosystem, providing tailored support, expert guidance, and access to key networks to help them successfully enter and scale in the European & Swiss market

Site Campus Biotech supports prototyping and MVP development through HEPIA’s Design & Manufacturing Service (DMS), offering engineering, electronics, and software design. FCBG’s Open Access Workshop provides 3D printing and laser cutting tools for rapid prototyping. The NMP Platform offers ISO 7 cleanroom facilities for microfabrication of neural and biocompatible devices, bridging design and functional testing.

The FCBG MRI Platform offers advanced neuroimaging services with 3T and 7T MRI scanners. It supports structural and functional MRI, integrated with EEG, TMS, tES, and Virtual reality (VR) for multimodal studies. Services include physiological signal recording, MRI-compatible VR, concurrent TMS-MRI and a mock scanner for training. The platform also provides expert support in MRI sequence optimization and experimental design.

Site Campus Biotech partners with FONGIT, the Wyss Center, and Genilem to support life sciences start-ups. FONGIT offers funding and coaching, while the Wyss Center accelerates neurotechnology through translational research. Genilem provides mentoring for early-stage entrepreneurs. Together, they create a strong incubation and acceleration ecosystem in Geneva’s biotech and health innovation hub.

Site Campus Biotech’s platforms offer chemistry-related services to support biomedical research. PNP provides drug formulation, ELISA, and histology. HCNP offers staining, media preparation, and molecular assays like qPCR. PTBTG develops and purifies viral vectors using chemical processes like chromatography and endotoxin testing. The Genome Center uses chemical methods for DNA/RNA extraction, library prep, and quantification.

Site Campus Biotech offers cleanroom facilities through the FCBG CSR, PNP and HCNP Platform (P2 rooms). The CSR Platform manages human blood and saliva samples complimenting advanced neuroimaging. The HCNP P2 room is a Biosafety Level 2 lab for human cell work, including stem cells and organoids. These spaces support precise, high-standard research in neuroscience and cellular biology. RAJOUETR PNP

Site Campus Biotech’s labs offer advanced services: the CSR handles human sample acquisition/preparation; PNP supports in vivo neuroscience with electrophysiology and histology; HCNP provides iPSC-derived cells, organoids, and single-cell RNA-seq; PTBTG develops viral vectors for gene therapy; the Genome Center offers high-throughput DNA/RNA sequencing and bioinformatics.

Site Campus Biotech offers cleanroom facilities via the NMP platform. NMP provides ISO 7 cleanrooms for micro- and nanofabrication, including photolithography, etching, and laser micromachining.

SiteCampus Biotech in Geneva offers modular biotech labs for rent, tailored to startups, researchers, and companies. These flexible, plug-and-play spaces can be customized to specific research needs. Tenants benefit from access to advanced shared platforms, including cleanrooms and imaging labs, and work within a collaborative environment alongside academic and industry partners in life sciences.

Site Campus Biotech in Geneva offers chemical labs for rent that are ideal for biotech and medtech companies. These flexible spaces include basic lab infrastructure like ventilation, gas supply, and safety features needed for chemical research. Located in the new Building B4, the labs support a wide range of projects and are part of a modern, sustainable facility designed to foster innovation in life sciences.

Site Campus Biotech offers shared labs for rent, fully equipped for molecular biology and biomedical research. Available instruments include qPCR systems, spectrophotometers, imagers, and automated DNA/RNA processing tools. Tenants also gain access to cleanrooms and imaging platforms. These labs provide a flexible, collaborative environment ideal for startups and researchers in life sciences.

The Neural Microsystems Platform (NMP) at Site Campus Biotech in Geneva offers dry lab spaces integrated with its micro- and nanofabrication facilities. These areas are designed for fabrication services. Researchers can utilize these dry labs for planning and analyzing experiments, developing software, and processing data related to neurotechnology and biomedical engineering projects.

Site Campus Biotech supports prototyping and MVP development through HEPIA’s Design & Manufacturing Service (DMS), offering engineering, electronics, and software design. FCBG’s Open Access Workshop provides 3D printing and laser cutting tools for rapid prototyping. 

Site Campus Biotech offers modern office infrastructure with flexible, plug-and-play workspaces in Building B2 and advanced lab and office space in the upcoming Building B4. Facilities include air conditioning, access control, and shared amenities. The Horizon North project adds 1.3 hectares of collaborative outdoor and indoor spaces, fostering community and innovation across the campus.

Site Campus Biotech offers co-working spaces tailored for life sciences and deep-tech ventures, with shared labs, meeting rooms, and modern infrastructure. In partnership with Superlab and FONGIT, startups can have access to ready-to-move private laboratories sharing common spaces.

Site Campus Biotech in Geneva offers top-tier event facilities, including a 300-seat auditorium, 20+ meeting rooms, and spaces for receptions up to 850 guests. The venue supports conferences, workshops, and hybrid events with professional planning services and advanced AV systems. On-site catering and easy access to hotels and public transport make it ideal for scientific and corporate gatherings.