Interview by Paris Kosti Limula is a Life Science start-up based in Lausanne, Switzerland. The company was established with the mission to help bringing the most personalized cancer treatments to the patients in need, at reasonable cost, wherever they are. To achieve this goal, Limula’s multidisciplinary team provides a unique technology for producing CAR T-cell therapiesaaa

Innovation Forum Lausanne, together with the Center for Neuroprosthetics is thrilled to welcome you to the next session of the NeuroTech Talk Series, on Wednesday 1st of December at 18h00 CET, focused on closing the regulatory gap in neurotechnology. Silvia Scarabelli, Regulatory and Clinical Affairs Engineer at the Wyss Center, will be moderating the seminaraaa

  Innovation Forum Lausanne, together with the Center for Neuroprosthetics at EPFL is thrilled to welcome you to the next session of the NeuroTech Talk Series, on Wednesday 3rd of November at 18pm CET, focused on neurotechnologies for rehabilitation. Friedhelm Hummel, Professor and Head of Defitech Chair of Clinical Neuroengineering at EPFL, will be moderatingaaa

Innovation Forum Lausanne together with the Center for Neuroprosthetics is thrilled to welcome you to the next semester of the NeuroTech Talk Series, on Wednesday 29th of September at 18pm CET, for a special session focused on non-invasive brain interfaces. Silvestro Micera, Professor of Neural Engineering at EPFL and Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, will be leadingaaa

In collaboration with the Center for Neuroprosthetics (CNP)  at EPFL, Innovation Forum Lausanne is organizing the NeuroTech Talk series. This conference series revolves around industrial applications in the fields of neuroscience and neuroprosthetics. The goal of this project is to broaden the view of researchers on what’s outside academia. Beyond the science behind these applications, the seminars will focus on the personal,aaa

In collaboration with the Center for Neuroprosthetics at EPFL, Innovation Forum Lausanne is orgainizing the NeuroTech Talk series. This conference series revolves around industrial applications in the fields of neuroscience and neuroprosthetics. The goal of this project is to broaden the view of researchers on what’s outside academia. Beyond the science behind these applications, the seminars will focus on the personal, entrepreneurial challenges comingaaa

Event review by Michele Bevilacqua How do we perceive music? How are sounds decoded and processed in the path from the ear to the human brain? What have the artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms brought to music industry? Those were only few of the many thrilling questions addressed during “The Sound of Science”: the last eventaaa

We all have songs that we will have forever linked to some event in our life, the one from that time partying with your friends, the one in the background during our first kiss, the favourite one of our parents we were listening to during car trips. Music is an integral part of our lives,aaa

This year edition of Pint of Science, the unique festival that brings free science in local pubs all over the world, involved Switzerland for the first time and Innovation Forum Lausanne joined its team for one night! Last week, researchers from the area pitched their research topics in front of people from Lausanne and surroundingsaaa

Innovation Forum Lausanne is joining the Pint of Science festival for this year edition, hosting a tech-based talk at the heart of Lausanne. Pint of Science is a global science festival that gathers researchers from 24 different countries in the world willing of sharing their discoveries with the public. The spirit of the event isaaa