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Basel/Rotkreuz - Roche Diagnostics Division is further expanding one of its most important sites: the old production building in Rotkreuz in the Swiss canton of Zug is being replaced by a more modern and significantly larger facility. It will provide space for developments aiding rapid and reliable disease diagnosis.

Zurich/Bern - LatticeFlow AI has secured around 3 million US dollars in funding from Innosuisse. In so doing, the Swiss Innovation Agency is financing the world’s first platform that combines Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance with technical evaluations.

Zurich/Austin - Climeworks has agreed its second largest contract to date with Morgan Stanley. Climeworks is tasked with removing a total of 40,000 tons of CO2 from the air by 2037 on behalf of the New York-based financial services company. This link-up aims to accelerate Climeworks' expansion in the USA.

Zurich/Lugano - Sygnum has announced the opening of an office in Lugano. There, the digital bank intends to work more closely with the growing Bitcoin ecosystem and the city’s Plan B network for the promotion of blockchain technology. Moreover, Sygnum is launching an initiative aimed at agreeing new partnerships.

Zurich/Houston - Sirin Orbital Systems has secured the Leading Innovation in Space Award 2024. This year, the prize from the World Space Week Association celebrated special achievements in the field of space and climate change.

Schlieren/Plano/Paris - Molecular Partners and Orano Med have expanded their agreement to collaborate in the area of Radio-DARPin therapeutics. They are jointly developing four Radio-DARPin programs, with each company responsible for commercializing two programs each.

Swiss innovation is breaking records! The country's inventive spirit shines through with Europe's second-highest number of patent applications per capita. Even more impressive, Swiss academics are among the continent's top three most prolific patent creators. These remarkable achievements were recently documented by the European Patent Office (EPO).

Zurich - UMAMI is building a new indoor farm for microgreens and herbs in Zurich. This will require around 90 percent less water and land than a conventional greenhouse. The start-up raised the requisite funding for this project in a Series A financing round.

Zug/Abu Dhabi - The Artificial Intelligence (AI) company Swiss AI, which is based in the Greater Zurich Area, and Presight from Abu Dhabi intend to jointly offer smart and sustainable solutions for urban environments. The two companies reached an agreement to this end at the technology trade fair GITEX Global in Dubai.