Research advances together: our international collaborations
The Swiss Stem Cell Foundation collaborates with world-class research groups and academic institutions at international level.
These partnerships make it possible to develop applied research projects on a global scale, integrate multidisciplinary expertise, and accelerate the transfer of scientific results towards concrete clinical applications.
Each of them represents a concrete step towards new therapies: from the pre-clinical phase through to the transfer of results into clinical practice, our collaborations support the entire applied research pipeline.
Scientific excellence
Each partner is chosen for methodological rigour and research quality. Working with the world's leading institutions is for us an essential condition, not an optional objective.
International network
Our collaborations span Switzerland, Italy, France, Canada, and the USA. A global presence that enriches every project with diverse perspectives, resources, and expertise.
Shared innovation with the community
True innovation arises from the meeting of diverse minds. By sharing data, methodologies, and objectives with our partners, we accelerate the journey from scientific discovery to therapy.
Universities, laboratories, and biotech companies: the SSCF's partners share a common goal — transforming stem cell research into concrete therapeutic solutions for the patients of tomorrow.
- Swiss Medical Network clinics, CH
- Swiss Visio, Lausanne, CH
- Swiss Stem Cell Biotech, Vacallo, CH
- Extracellular Vesicles Research Centre, Bern, CH
- Vinci Swiss, Mendrisio, CH
- University of Insubria, Varese, IT
- University of Eastern Piedmont, Novara, IT
- University of Trieste, IT
- University of Applied Sciences of Italian-speaking Switzerland, Lugano, CH
- University of Italian Switzerland, Lugano, CH
- Genolier Innovation Hub, Genolier, CH
- IRCCS Galeazzi, Milan, IT
- IRCCS Besta, Milan, IT
- WhiteNest Pharma S.r.l., Milan, IT
Interested in collaborating with us on a research project?
Contact us to explore all scientific partnership opportunities.