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Interviews, Videos & Guest Articles20 October 2026

AI: Threat or Opportunity? What a Translator Learned from Kodak’s Downfall

As AI began to reshape the translation industry, Paula Reichenberg decided to explore how this technology could reinforce rather than replace specialised expertise.

Call for projects Globalstars with Japan

7 October 2026

Eureka Globalstars Call with Japan

Swiss companies and research institutes are invited to undertake R&D projects partnering with Japanese start-up and SMEs

Interviews, Videos & Guest Articles30 September 2026

An SME taking solar energy further

Solar modules do not always have to be black: with support from Innosuisse, the SME 3S Swiss Solar Solutions shows how solar energy and architectural aesthetics can go hand in hand.

28 September 2026

Call for applications for experts for quantum technologies

Quantum technology experts wanted!

28 September 2026

Eureka Investment Readiness online sessions

Are you a startup or SME looking to connect with international investors and corporate partners? The Investment Readiness online sessions offer opportunities to present your innovation, explore partnerships and accelerate your path to investment.

The Board of Directors of Innosuisse has elected three new members to the Innovation Council.

Communication3 September 2026

Three new members join the Innosuisse Innovation Council

The Innosuisse Board has elected three new members to the Innovation Council. They will take up their positions in October 2026 for a four-year term.

Interviews, Videos & Guest Articles1 September 2026

Innovation straight from the tube: How an SME is optimising its production processes

An innovation project supported by Innosuisse is making the manufacture of laminate tubes at Hoffmann Neopac more stable, efficient and sustainable.

TerraRad Tech and its technology in a field

Interviews, Videos & Guest Articles28 August 2026

A more sustainable use of water

This summer’s repeated heatwaves and persistent drought have put increasing pressure on water resources. Discover how a miniaturised microwave sensor could contribute to more targeted irrigation and more sustainable water use in agriculture.

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