Technology leaders
and talents
As a hotspot for current and future technology leaders, Park Innovaare is a magnet for up-and-coming high-tech companies of all sizes.
COMPANIES
The companies from A to Z
ANAXAM
ANAXAM is a technology transfer centre that focuses on applied materials analysis with neutron and synchrotron radiation. The analysis goes far beyond what is known on a laboratory scale. ANAXAM offers industry access to state-of-the-art materials analysis originally developed for basic research. These resources are now also available to tackle industrial challenges. They offer consulting, measurements, analysis and interpretation of results from a single source, enabling industry to benefit from the most advanced analytical techniques in the fields of imaging, diffraction and spectroscopy.
ASTRA THERAPEUTICS
ASTRA Therapeutics is a rational drug design and development company dedicated to providing precise cures for pathogens. Eukaryotic pathogens cause a wide range of infections in humans, animals and plants. The impact of these eukaryotic pathogens is enormous, leading to debilitating diseases, crop damage and economic losses.
CROSS-ING AG
cross-ING offers a wide range of expertise in the field of engineering. We help companies in all sectors to become even more successful and to skilfully realise individual requirements with new developments. Our interdisciplinary way of working and cross-engineering enables us to offer a particularly wide range of expertise and possibilities. This is what sets us apart. We are proud to have some of the best engineers on board among our 150 employees. The experience, expertise and passion of our employees are the basis for successful work for our customers. That is why we focus intensively on recruitment and training and create a working environment that promotes the development of our employees. Thanks to our network, we meet our clients' challenges at the highest level.
DATALYSTICA LTD.
Datalystica is a spin-off of the laboratory of atmospheric chemistry (LAC) at the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI. The company offers fast software solutions for factor analytic problems on multivariate data, any kind of data. The main product is an extremely user-friendly and powerful software package called the Source Finder (SoFi).
EULITHA
Eulitha is a lithography equipment supplier and a customer solution partner. Using its patented Displacement Talbot Lithography (DTL) technology, Eulitha provides high-resolution, non-contact optical patterning of periodic nanostructures.
EXCELSUS STRUCTURAL SOLUTIONS (SWISS) AG
Excelsus is a spin-off of the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI. The company offers fast, easy and cost-effective access to state-of-the-art characterisation methods for the structural and microstructural analysis of materials (pharmaceuticals, food and aroma compounds, pigments, polymers and various other chemicals) for the selection, development and manufacture of high-quality products.
EXPOSE GMBH
Expose GmbH is a spin-off company of the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI and was founded in 2008. The company offers services in the field of protein crystallography to pharmaceutical and biotechnological companies: Expose GmbH provides companies with fast and affordable access to synchrotron radiation time at the Swiss Light Source (SLS) of the Paul Scherrer Institute.
GRATXRAY AG
GratXray, a high-tech spin-off of PSI and ETH Zurich, develops, produces and markets Grating Interferometry Breast Computed Tomography (GIBCT) for the early detection of breast cancer. This technology enables more precise breast imaging. It reduces the number of false positive results and improves patient comfort.
HEIQ GRAPHENE-X
HeiQ GrapheneX AG
HeiQ GrapheneX AG, a subsidiary of the HeiQ Group, specialises in the research, development and production of innovative porous graphene materials and membranes. Using a proprietary Chemical Vapour Deposition (CVD) process, graphene materials are created that improve performance in various applications such as waterproof, breathable textiles, electronics, batteries, ventilation systems, water filtration and medical applications. Atomic thinness, high strength and conductivity offer innovative solutions for next generation lithium metal batteries and electronic ventilation systems. Contact us to explore joint solutions.
LEADXPRO AG
Specialising in the development and optimisation of active medical ingredients, leadXpro AG uses the research results of the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI in the field of membrane proteins as well as world-leading technologies for protein structure elucidation. PSI's new large-scale research facility, the SwissFEL (since 2016), also offers excellent conditions for this close collaboration.
PIBOND
PiBond manufactures unique materials that are used in the latest electronic devices as components of microprocessors, memory chips, sensors and displays. These materials are critical to the manufacture of microelectronic and photonic devices. The materials include, for example, structuring materials for semiconductors, dielectrics and optical materials.
PROXIMA FUSION
Proxima Fusion is building QI stellarators leveraging progress from W7-X at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, together with advances in high-temperature superconducting (HTS) technology and computational optimization.
PSI Center for Photon Science
The PSI Center for Photon Science (CPS) operates two User Facilities, i.e. the Swiss Light Source (SLS) and the Swiss Hard X-ray Free Electron Laser (SwissFEL). Access for external users to the facilities is granted by scientific excellence through a peer review process. Research is performed by external users as well as by PSI scientists.
For construction and maintenance of the beamlines, the PSI Center for Photon Science (CPS) closely collaborates with groups from other divisions at the Paul Scherrer Institut. Researchers at the Laboratory for Micro- and Nanotechnology (LMN) are covering the broad spectrum of research activities from basic research in nanoscience over the development of new methods and instrumentation in collaboration with the PSI Center for Photon Science (CPS) laboratories.
The Photon Science Division consists of seven laboratories:
Three laboratories, namely the Laboratory for Macromolecules and Bioimaging (LSB), the Laboratory for Synchrotron Radiation and Condensed Matter (LSC) and the Laboratory for Synchrotron Radiation and Femtochemistry (LSF) are centered around the Swiss Light Source (SLS) and the Swiss Hard X-ray Free Electron Laser (SwissFEL)
The Laboratory for X-ray Nanoscience and Technologies (LXN) operates both cleanroom facilities as well as a beamline at the Swiss Light Source (SLS)
The Laboratory for Advanced Spectroscopy and X-ray Sources (LSX) as well as the Laboratory for Non-linear Optics (LNO) are dedicated to provide experimental capabilities in diverse areas of science at the Swiss Hard X-ray Free Electron Laser (SwissFEL)
The Laboratory for Nano and Quantum Technologies (LNQ) is dedicated to fundamental and applied research, focusing on the synergies of nanotechnology and quantum science.
About 250 scientists and technicians, including approximately 55 postdocs and 30 PhD students build the team of the Photon Science Division.
https://www.psi.ch/de/cps/about-psd
PSI Center for Accelerator Science and Engineering
The PSI Center for Accelerator Science and Engineering (CAS) is responsible for the construction, operation and development of the particle accelerators at PSI.
Accelerator facilities form the backbone of the main research activities at PSI. The high intensity proton accelerator (HIPA) is used to generate muons for muon spin spectroscopy (LMU), and neutrons by spallation from a target (SINQ ). The Swiss Light Source (SLS) is a state-of-the-art electron storage ring which generates high brightness photon beams for users of synchrotron radiation (CPS). A hard X-Ray Free Electron Laser, SwissFEL, was inaugurated at the end of 2016.
It is based on a low emittance 5.8 GeV linear electron accelerator. The facility provides extremely short, very bright pulses of X-rays for time resolved experiments. Construction of a soft X-ray free electron laser (ATHOS), driven by the same electron linac, has also begun. These instruments are used by a large national and international multi-disciplinary research community.
CAS is also responsible for the operation of a compact proton cyclotron and attached beamlines (PROSCAN), dedicated to the treatment of cancer patients within the Centre for Proton Therapy (ZPT). A third rotating gantry, GANTRY 3, was recently added to this treatment facility. A major upgrade of the SLS is currently under design. This upgrade will result in an increase of the brightness of the source by two orders of magnitude.
QNAMI
Qnami is a VC-funded high-tech company with its roots in the Physics Department of the University of Basel. Unami is developing a fundamental new technology that utilises quantum mechanics. Controlling the state of a single electron enables measurements with a precision that was previously impossible. This technology is called quantum sensing and Qnami is enthusiastically developing it to improve people's lives and the world. Extensive academic research and in-depth knowledge form the basis for everything Qnami does. With this technology, Qnami is redefining the common understanding of precision.
RENAISSANCE FUSION
Renaissance Fusion is at the forefront of deep-tech innovation, offering a breakthrough solution to one of the most challenging but rewarding energy problems: providing fusion power to the grid. Renaissance Fusion's distinctive approach combines the proven Stellarator fusion device with a proprietary modular design and cutting-edge next-generation magnet manufacturing technology - High Temperature Superconductor (HTS) technology - and Liquid Metal (LM) shielding. The solution. Renaissance Fusion is steering the fusion reactor towards commercialisation, targeting the early 2030s as a milestone.
Beyond fusion energy, Renaissance Fusion's unique intellectual property in HTS enables promising applications in other areas such as renewable energy generation, energy storage, medical imaging and mobility, which can be licensed within two years. In addition, the spin-off LM as an advanced material enables the extraction of lithium (Li) tritide from a simple precipitate and as a cooling solution for telecommunications and semiconductors.
SENSIC
SenSiC specialises in the development, manufacture and marketing of devices and systems in the field of radiation and process monitoring, in particular sensors made of silicon carbide (SiC).
SWISS PIC
The technology transfer center in the field of photonics promotes knowledge exchange between academia and industry, focusing on optical components and systems that transport and process particles of light, also known as photons. Emphasizing micro-optical hybrid photonic systems, photonic integrated circuits, and quantum photonics, Swiss PIC will establish facilities allowing the integration and testing of even the smallest optical components into larger systems or devices. In Switzerland, numerous companies and research groups develop and produce innovative photonic components, often lacking access to suitable facilities. Swiss PIC aims to bridge this gap by providing access to such facilities and supporting companies in implementing their own integration and packaging solutions in their production. Swiss PIC will primarily offer its services to start-ups and SMEs, providing guidance on design and even building tailored comprehensive infrastructure for photonic packaging, enabling customers to produce small series.
TLD PHOTONICS
TLD Photonics develops and manufactures high-end lasers and optical systems for industry and research. Their close links with leading Swiss universities enable them to develop ground-breaking products. Through the extensive industrial experience of their team, they ensure that real-world applications are at the centre of their developments. TLD's vision is to provide their customers with state of the art solutions for every element of industrial laser applications.
TRANSMUTEX
Transmutex is focused on developing advanced nuclear energy technologies that enable the transmutation of long-lived waste from uranium fuel and bolster non-proliferation, addressing the global demand for scalable, clean energy solutions.
UNIVERSALLAB
Universallab is a premier analytical and testing service and solution provider headquartered in Switzerland, catering to a global clientele. We are committed to making research easier for both industrial sectors and academic institutions, thereby facilitating advancements in science and technology and propelling humanity forward. At UniversalLab, we offer a comprehensive suite of services and solutions encompassing, chemical analysis, structural composition evaluation, microscopic characterization, and assessments of physical, mechanical, and functional properties. Our unwavering commitment to excellence has earned the trust of hundreds of esteemed clients worldwide.
VDL ETG
VDL ETG is a contract manufacturing and assembly partner that offers its customers modules, subsystems and integrated systems. The Swiss subsidiary has a very broad portfolio and a wide range of expertise, mainly in the high-tech vacuum technology industry.
The parent company of VDL ETG, VDL Groep, headquartered in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, is an international industrial family business with more than 100 companies in 19 countries and over 15,000 employees. The activities of the VDL companies can be summarised in the 'five worlds of VDL': Science Technology & Health, Mobility, Energy & Sustainability, Infratech and Foodtech.
XRNANOTECH
XRnanotech, the leading Swiss manufacturer of nanostructured optics.
The high-tech spin-off develops nanostructured optics for scientific research, engineering and medical applications. XRnanotech's aim is to bring ground-breaking innovations in this field of technology to the market. The innovative spin-off addresses the global need for advanced X-ray optics in microscopy and uses its knowledge and innovation to make the nano world visible.
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