https://www.wysszurich.ch/projects/somagenetix  

8952 Schlieren, Wagistrasse 23

Gene therapy solutions for patients with severe inherited diseases.

https://www.campus-schlieren.uzh.ch/en.html  

8952 Schlieren, Wagistrasse 12

The University of Zurich (UZH) is Switzerland’s largest university, with seven faculties and a current enrollment of over 26,000 students. More than 5,000 highly qualified members of the teaching staff, including some 580 professors, teach and conduct research at the 150 University institutes. In the field of life sciences, the University of Zurich is well known for its groundbreaking research in medicine, immunology, neuroscience, and structural biology. In the interest of serving the community, the University of Zurich promotes the transfer of research-based knowledge to private enterprise, and our spin-off ventures and business partnerships regularly lead to the creation of attractive jobs in innovative fields.

http://www.bio-technopark.ch/  

8952 Schlieren, Wagistrasse 23

 +41 76 336 99 44
 mario.jenni@bio-technopark.ch

The Bio-Technopark offers professional support for life science start-ups in the setting up and expansion of business activities and promotes interaction between start-ups, academia and industry. A nationally and internationally respected science park has grown up at Schlieren. Through stringent selection, coaching and support, more than 30 successful start-up companies with 750 employees are located here. Eight have been acquired by large corporates, but are still active in the park. Together with 20 institutes and clinics from the University and University Hospital Zurich, an innovative mix of very young and well-established companies and academic research groups has emerged.

http://cutiss.swiss  

8952 Schlieren, Grabenstrasse 11

 +41 44 244 36 60
 info@cutiss.swiss

After more than 15 years of research (Tissue Biology Research Unit, University Children’s Hospital Zurich), CUTISS AG can now bio-engineer large quantities of individually customized human skin grafts, denovoSkin™, starting off from a very small piece of healthy patient’s skin. Because of its intrinsic characteristics, denovoSkin™ is expected to result in a minimally scarring outcome after transplantation. denovoSkin™ received a Swissmedic, EMA and FDA Orphan drug designation for the treatment of burns.