News All news Engineering cleantech medtech Software mobility Events Startups fintech news Biotech Science & Education Image Engineering January 16th, 2026 A biodegradable sensor for sensitive shipments Most popular Month Year Image medtech Say goodbye to needles for blood glucose monitoring Image medtech New PCR test device from ETH Zurich spin-off in the starting blocks Image news Swiss impact in the global AI renaissance Image medtech Innovations in wound healing: from good bacteria to mechanical reprogramming of tissue Image medtech Say goodbye to needles for blood glucose monitoring Image medtech New PCR test device from ETH Zurich spin-off in the starting blocks Image news Swiss impact in the global AI renaissance Image medtech Innovations in wound healing: from good bacteria to mechanical reprogramming of tissue Image medtech January 6th, 2026 Sensors beneath the mattress shed light on sleep Today’s sleep diagnostics are complex and often unrepresentative of real-life sleep conditions. The Swiss health start-up Undae... Image Engineering December 19th, 2025 Electric power comes to heavy construction vehicles Electromobility has become part of everyday life on the roads. On construction sites, however, diesel-powered machines still do... Image medtech December 10th, 2025 Mini-robot delivers drugs inside the body precisely where needed ETH Zurich researchers present a new micro-robotic system that transports drug-loaded capsules electromagnetically through the ... Image medtech December 5th, 2025 Sweat signals for safer births A Swiss medtech start-up is developing an innovative wearable device that monitors the health of pregnant women by analysing mo... Image medtech November 28th, 2025 A tiny microcatheter can be guided deep into the brain Researchers have developed a magnetic catheter capable of navigating deep within the brain without damaging blood vessel walls.... Image medtech November 21st, 2025 A swallowable bioprinter for treating wounds in the digestive tract A new, pill-sized bioprinter developed by EPFL promises to treat gastrointestinal wounds from within, eliminating the need for ... Pagination Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Last page Last Partners feed Image - startupticker.ch Johnson & Johnson invests in DistalMotion Image - startupticker.ch Threema transfers ownership the second time Image - startupticker.ch Switzerland Shines as a Deep Tech Hub at CES 2026 Image - startupticker.ch Significant Advances in Pharmaceutical Pipelines for Underserved Diseases Image - startupticker.ch TOFWERK joins the Bruker family Image - startupticker.ch CHF 10 million seed funding and new board chair for TECregen Image - startupticker.ch €13.9 million for glucose-monitoring wearable Image - startupticker.ch Enlightra raises USD 15 million M to tackle the biggest bottleneck in AI infrastructure Image - startupticker.ch Neural Concept closes $100M funding round to scale AI-Native engineering Load More
Image medtech January 6th, 2026 Sensors beneath the mattress shed light on sleep Today’s sleep diagnostics are complex and often unrepresentative of real-life sleep conditions. The Swiss health start-up Undae...
Image Engineering December 19th, 2025 Electric power comes to heavy construction vehicles Electromobility has become part of everyday life on the roads. On construction sites, however, diesel-powered machines still do...
Image medtech December 10th, 2025 Mini-robot delivers drugs inside the body precisely where needed ETH Zurich researchers present a new micro-robotic system that transports drug-loaded capsules electromagnetically through the ...
Image medtech December 5th, 2025 Sweat signals for safer births A Swiss medtech start-up is developing an innovative wearable device that monitors the health of pregnant women by analysing mo...
Image medtech November 28th, 2025 A tiny microcatheter can be guided deep into the brain Researchers have developed a magnetic catheter capable of navigating deep within the brain without damaging blood vessel walls....
Image medtech November 21st, 2025 A swallowable bioprinter for treating wounds in the digestive tract A new, pill-sized bioprinter developed by EPFL promises to treat gastrointestinal wounds from within, eliminating the need for ...
Image - startupticker.ch Enlightra raises USD 15 million M to tackle the biggest bottleneck in AI infrastructure
