Press room

CSEM unveils the 2025 ACCELERATE Program cohort — four deep-tech ventures transforming Swiss research into real-world solutions.

DriverCheck is the in-car «guardian angel» that monitors driver health in real time. With AI-powered safety and full privacy by design, it aims to save lives on Swiss and European roads.

MIT professor and global energy innovation leader Tonio Buonassisi will succeed Christophe Ballif as VP of Sustainable Energy at CSEM, starting 1 January 2026.

CSEM develops new ventures from employee ideas in digital health and next-gen tech, leveraging Kickstart's leadership, support, and the Swiss innovation ecosystem.

cellvie and CSEM are advancing an automated solution to standardize mitochondrial therapy manufacturing, accelerating treatment for ischemia-reperfusion injury and potentially helping over 3 million patients annually in Europe and the USA.

CSEM’s AI enables privacy-safe, bias-free crowd monitoring in public spaces. It’s compact, efficient, and avoids capturing identity, gender, or ethnicity.

CSEM is part of the EU-funded GENESIS project to drive sustainable innovation in semiconductor manufacturing with advanced sensing, green materials, and PFAS-free processes.

CSEM and QDI Systems developed the first quantum dot CMOS image sensor that directly converts X-rays to electronic signals, enabling compact, cost-effective imaging for medical, industrial, and recycling applications.

CCRAFT, a CSEM spin-off, launches the first production-ready foundry for TFLN photonic chips—powering next-generation optical communication, AI, and quantum technologies with ultra-fast, energy-efficient components.