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FIF backs Four Promising Projects Emerging from Geneva’s Academic Institutions

Source: Startupticker.ch • Published: 22 Oct 2026, 00:00

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Startupticker.ch.

Funding awards from Geneva’s innovation programme support four academic spinouts developing EEG AI, 3D sensing chips, epigenetic brain therapies, and laser metal decoration.

FIF backs Four Promising Projects Emerging from Geneva’s Academic Institutions
Key Takeaways
  • DEEGtal received CHF 100,000 FIF Seed Tech funding to support EEG AI regulatory work and initial US market entry.
  • S-SENTIA received CHF 100,000 FIF Seed Tech funding to advance its 3D vision semiconductor chip toward industrialisation.
  • Juturna Bio received a CHF 50,000 FIF Grant to fund a translational proof of concept for an epigenetic therapy targeting brain ageing.
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