Research Teams

With our global crowdsourcing process, we identify and recruit the best early-career research talents at the top universities and research institutions world-wide. These talents work on our challenges to create significant impact in biomedical research for the benefit of patients. We unite top researchers with very different scientific and cultural backgrounds to leverage synergies and foster cross-pollination across disciplines. We truly believe that diversity is the source of innovation.

Oncology Research Teams

We foster an environment in which early-career scientists can work together in dedicated projects on tough biomedical challenges to help lay the groundwork for a new generation of therapies

Immunology Research Teams

We believe that progress and success in research can only be achieved by a highly diverse community of like-minded outstanding scientists. Sharing ideas and helping each other is key.

Neuroscience Research Teams

We create a win-win situation for industry and academia. Partners may benefit from the collaboration with academia by sourcing innovative ideas, specific knowledge and new technologies.

Platform Technologies

The aim is to set up a group of technologies that are used as a base or infrastructure upon which other applications, technologies or processes are developed.

Completed Projects

Since 2013 we have started 20 research groups and successfully completed 12 projects. After a project term of 5 years, all data, materials, and intellectual property rights are transferred to the sponsoring partners.

Scientific Publications

For us at BioMed X, publishing the results of our research projects in peer-reviewed journals is key. We also share results at national and international meetings and workshops. We think this is vital to building collaborations and stimulating cross-fertilization of ideas and methods.

Special Interest Groups

Special Interest Groups (SIG) are driven by BioMed X volunteers to facilitate the knowledge transfer amongst fellows and to foster networking with academic institutions and industry.

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