This symposium is directed to scientists of all stages of their scientific growth, from early-stage researchers to Principal Investigators, who see in the omics the key technology to understand and achieve tissue regeneration.

This symposium will cover genetic, epigenetic, molecular and cellular aspects of the nervous system, including its development and age-related diseases.

The focus will be the integration of extensive multimodal datasets, facilitating the construction of accurate functional models of the healthy and diseased brain. The meeting is destined to ignite new partnerships and to blend diverse research domains to enable translational breakthroughs.

The Swiss Proteomics Meeting is an annual event gathering proteomic / life science researchers from Switzerland and neighbouring countries. 

The LS2 Proteomics section aims to reach out all researchers with an interest in proteomics. This meeting is therefore a great opportunity for PhD students, post-docs and group leaders to learn from & connect with researchers using advanced mass spectrometric strategies in order to get mechanistic insights into dynamic biological processes.

Join us for the “Next-gen organ-on-chips & organoids workshop”, a dynamic two-day event at the forefront of bioconvergence. This is your chance to connect with key decision-makers from the pharma and biotech industries, clinicians, organ-on-chips suppliers, regulatory experts, and leading research organizations. The workshop features inspiring keynote presentations from top-tier speakers and offers a unique platform to:

• Propel the translation of advanced in-vitro models into clinical and drug development applications
• Innovate with groundbreaking technologies to create cutting-edge products and services
• Navigate and overcome the challenges of adopting new methods and technologies in a regulated environment

Don’t miss out on this unparalleled opportunity to engage, network, and showcase your organization to a vibrant community of industry leaders.

The Bern Parasitology Meeting (BPM) unites professionals from all areas of parasitology—including clinicians, researchers, molecular biologists, epidemiologists, pharmacologists, diagnosticians, and others working on human and veterinary parasites in the Bern region.

The goal is to foster connections and build a collaborative environment. This meeting encourages the exchange of ideas and insights about our shared passion for parasites, paving the way for new research collaborations and projects across various groups.

"THE COMPLEXITY OF LIFE: FROM MOLECULAR ASSEMBLIES TO NETWORKS”

The LS2 Annual Meeting brings together scientists from all nations and backgrounds to explore the large spectrum united under the umbrella of Life Sciences.

The Lausanne Genomics Days is a 2-days international conference meant to share advances in genomics and their impact on biological research, applied to a wide range of topics.

This conference will strengthen and consolidate the ties among the cytometry community across Switzerland as we see this conference as the perfect opportunity to discuss ideas and science, interact and socialize. We also hope the program we have put together will raise interest and stimulate discussions among the delegates.

Inspiring the Future of Chemistry and Life Sciences.

Ilmac has its origins in the Swiss trade fair for international laboratory, measurement and automation technology in chemistry, which has been held since 1959. Today, the chemistry and life science brand networks the industry both physically and digitally.

With its value proposition “Inspiring the Future of Chemistry and Life Sciences”, it encourages the development of new ideas and solutions and presents trends and innovations from research and industry at significant locations such as Basel and Lausanne.

The first NeuroNA Human Cellular Neuroscience Symposium brought together researchers around Lake Geneva to discuss the latest advancements in human stem cell research. The symposium focused on developments in both Geneva and Lausanne and will showcase the cutting-edge platforms in both cities, shedding light on the remarkable progress achieved in the field. The promising potential of induced pluripotent stem cells and organoids in the field of neuroscience and psychiatric research was a topic as well.

In 2019, the iPSZürich network was launched by three enthusiastic young scientists with the goal of fostering connections and collaborations in the field of induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)-based research across various disciplines and institutes at the University of Zurich (UZH) and ETH Zürich. Today, our team comprises four early-stage researcher and one experienced senior researcher who are dedicated to cultivating cross-institutional collaborations and enhancing the network among junior scientists engaged in iPSC research in Zurich.

Immune Activation, Effector Functions and Immune Tolerance with a special focus on Allergy and Autoimmunity

As ever, immune regulation is the hottest issue in basic and clinical sciences. There is no doubt that we need to get together and share our new findings in an inspiring environment. With an outstanding list of speakers in this field, WIRM will be one of the key scientific event of the year 2024, being big enough to learn from other disciplines and small enough to personally meet the experts.