«esoECG-3D System improves the lives of patients by ensuring their pacemakers are placed optimally» 01. April 2022 – Alice Huber 30% of implanted pacemakers are placed suboptimally. This can lead to ineffective treatment and ultimately to a second operation. A life-saving intervention with risks? Not for much longer, because: the Bern University of Applied Sciences…
Jobeagle – the Tinder for jobs March 7th 2022 – Alice Huber Text-heavy job ads and discriminatory, lengthy application processes will soon be a thing of the past. A four-person startup team is shaking up the job market with the app “Jobeagle” – à la Tinder. There’s no such thing as standing still. In recent…
Antibiotic resistance adé – “Santella” as a vaccine revolution in coliform bacteria control February 14th 2022 – Alice Huber Antibiotic resistance poses a threat to humans and animals, that much is certain. A solution to this problem is presented by the start-up “Santella”, with their probiotic vaccine to combat E. coli. Who is behind this…
Swiss hummus and plantbased cooperations with meat processing companies – the start up “fyn.food” makes it possible. February 14th 2022 – Alice Huber Hummus from Switzerland? Of course! Anik Thaler, co-founder of “fyn.food”, tells us about the idea of producing vegetable proteins in Switzerland, protecting farmers against crop failures and what the start-up has to…
How entrepreneurial are students around the world? The report on students as company founders November 1, 2021 – Prof. Dr. Philipp Sieger Startups founded by students are of key economic and social relevance – in general, but especially in challenging times like these. The GUESSS project has studied the entrepreneurial intentions and activities of more…
