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Bionomous has moved to Le Vivier

Bionomous' offices and headquarters move to Le Vivier Technology Park Packing boxes and unpacking boxes... our last week has been exciting and full of changes as Bionomous was moving to its new location: Le Vivier Technology Park, in Villaz-St-Pierre, Switzerland. Bionomous' team packaging at EPFL Innovation Park https://bionomous.ch/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Horizontal_moving_video.mp4 Bionomous' team unpackaging at Le Vivier Bionomous' office at Le Vivier We have finally settled in in this Swiss hub hosting leaders in industrial engineering and innovation. Its 20,000 m2 of large industrial spaces, offices and laboratories offers optimal operating conditions and…

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19 April 2022

FELASA 2022

Bionomous is an exhibitor at FELASA 2022 The 15th edition of FELASA congress is taking place in Marseille between the days 13th and 16th of June 2022. FELASA is the Federation of European Laboratory Animal Science Associations and has been organizing this congress yearly to promote all aspects of laboratory animal science in Europe and beyond, advocating responsible scientific conduct with animals in the life sciences with a particular emphasis on ensuring animal welfare.We are very excited about this event as we will be presenting our technology in our exhibitor stand! Get…

Future Labs Live

Bionomous is participating at Future Labs Live 2022 Bionomous is attending Future Labs Live 2022, which this year is in Basel. This event, organized by Future Labs, takes place the days 7th and 8th of June 2022.Future Labs Live is a unique event where start-ups and disruptors can meet lab heads and lab techs, together with the tech & practice innovators. This creates an amazing opportunity for many ideas and collaborations to be born, and we are thrilled to participate! Learn more about the event and the different participants here.

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Using zebrafish for water quality control

Water pollution is evolving into a serious human and environmental health problem. Numerous pollutants can be found in waters, including synthetic compounds, chemicals naturally present in the environment and endocrine disruptors. To ensure good water quality and safe consumption, drinking water must be certified free of these toxins. An effective and accurate quality control system is therefore essential. Over the past few years, zebrafish have made their way into this field and can now be used as in-vivo water quality control systems. To find out more, read on! Environmental health…

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28 March 2022

STIL 2022

Bionomous is participating at STIL 2022 This year's edition of STIL (Salon des Technologies et de l'Innovation de Lausanne) takes place on Thursday, March 10, 2022 at the SwissTech Convention Center. Bionomous is one of the 120 exhibitors of the successful event. STIL's goal is to promote Swiss innovation by creating a networking hub, ideal for sharing ideas and new collaborations. During the event, you will have the chance to discover the amazing startups that are being born and growing in Lausanne and its surroundings. Learn more about the event…

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Women’s contribution to zebrafish science

February 11th marked the 7th International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The purpose of this day is to recognise the role of women in science and to promote full and equal access to science to all women and girls who wish to participate and take part in leading actions and innovations around the world. At Bionomous, we recognise the power and value of women and we have gathered in this article a bit of history of women in science, several contributions of women to research in general, and…

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28 February 2022

Open Positions

Engineer or technician (80 – 100%)

About BionomousBionomous is a spin-off of the Biorobotics Laboratory of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, Switzerland. Our team works on the development and commercialization of laboratory equipment to automate certain processes in biology and biotechnology, with the aim of facilitating and accelerating research in certain fields such as genetics, toxicology, developmental biology and for non-clinical testing.Your missionWork within an expanding Swiss Start-up on the development, qualification and maintenance of tools to increase the efficiency of Life Science research. The candidate will work on the development of test…

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22 February 2022

News

Bionomous sponsored the ANZAAP Aquatic Symposium 2022

Last 7th to 11th of February the ANZAAP Aquatic Symposium 2022 took place online! Bionomous was one of the sponsors of the event, and we presented our technology in front of a very enthusiastic and curious public. ANZAAP stands for Australia New Zealand Association of Aquatic Professionals and it is a non profit association that provides support and quality peer reviewed information to its membership of professional aquarists. The event was a total success. It was held online and thanks to the platform the organizers chose, it was interactive and…

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13 February 2022

ANZAAP Aquatic Symposium 2022

Bionomous is sponsoring the ANZAAP Aquatic Symposium 2022 ! ANZAAP organizes every year a symposium where leading aquatic animal professionals share their knowledge and research with the community. This year's edition will take place from the 7th to the 11th of February at 11 am to 2 pm AEDST (GMT +11) and we are proud of being one of the sponsors of this event. ANZAAP stands for Australia New Zealand Association of Aquatic Professionals and it is a non profit association that provides support and quality peer reviewed information to its membership of…

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How zebrafish can help tackle cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common malignancy diagnosed in women and causes 270’000 deaths every year1. In 2008, the Nobel Prize of medicine was awarded to Dr. Herald zur Hausan – a German virologist and medical doctor – for his work and discoveries on HPV causing cervical cancer2. His discoveries led to a worldwide joint effort by virologists, epidemiologists, molecular biologists and clinicians to tackle the disease by preventing viral infection through the development of efficient prophylactic vaccines for HPV3. Vaccines are highly efficient and prevent the majority of…

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31 January 2022