CSEM and the Inselspital, University Hospital Bern have developed a reliable long-term monitoring of electric brain activity that individuals can use in the comfort of their own home.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now part of our daily lives, embedded in connected wristbands and even smartphones. How is it possible to integrate such powerful algorithms into environments where every milliwatt counts?

CSEM and the Women's Clinic of the University Hospital of Bern (Inselspital) are streamlining prenatal care and continuous monitoring for pregnancy and birth by utilizing wearable smart dry electrodes and artificial intelligence (AI).

On the International Day of Human Space Flight, we look back to when we started developing technologies to remotely measure vital signs of astronauts. Our spatial expertise laid the foundation for wearable medical devices on earth.

On World Health Day 2023, take a look at a selection of projects dedicated to this year's theme. CSEM technologies aim to improve the patients’ health and make new treatments accessible to all.

CSEM has teamed up with the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation (SPS) in Nottwil, Switzerland, to create a custom 3D-printed medical-grade cushion for wheelchair users.

The Consortium for Materials Data and Standardisation aims to accelerate qualification and assist in the greater adoption of AM technologies. The initiative's approach is particularly focused on determining key process-structure-property relationships necessary to develop methods for generating machine agnostic materials data.

CSEM coordinates the Swiss cluster of a 51 million euro European consortium. The cluster includes six partners: Agroscope, CHANGINS, Swisens AG, Swiss Vault Systems GmbH, Vivent SA, and CSEM.

Single-cell microfluidics + deep biological expertise + data intelligence = new paradigm