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The Zentralbahn has digitized its fleet. A project in cooperation with CSEM combines existing data from the ABEH fleet (ADLER, FINK) with vibration and sensor data and evaluates it using deep learning.

400 experts discussed how to take advantage of the new global trend of bioconvergence, in which all disciplines work together – from biology to engineering to digitalization.

To address issues in several industries, bioconvergence applies techniques from biology, engineering, medicine, agriculture, computer sciences, and artificial intelligence (AI).

AHEAD focuses on the development of 3D-printed pipe segments with integrated heating and sensing functions, designed for in situ measurements and energy harvesting in demanding environments such as space refrigeration systems.

Discover how Visienco at Technopark Lucern is transforming drug development with automated organoid sorting technology. Learn about their journey, challenges, and the support from CSEM driving their success.

Take a look at CSEM's Tools for Life Sciences Annual Review and find out how the team faced this year's numerous challenges. Stay tuned as more news are in the pipeline for 2025!

Pietro Iurilli awarded the prestigious Battery Young Researcher Award for groundbreaking work on lithium-ion battery aging and management systems.

Prof. Dr. Christophe Ballif, Vice-President of CSEM's Sustainable Energy activities, received the prestigious title from the University of Ljubljana for his groundbreaking work in photovoltaics and over 20 years of impactful collaboration.

CPNE students discover CSEM's latest solar innovations, from solar tiles to energy-generating façades, during an immersive visit in Neuchâtel. An inspiring experience for the next generation of engineers and scientists.