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Your competent research partner

Our research focuses on the human musculoskeletal system and is particularly concerned with bone regeneration and implants. In addition, we focus on the production, processing and characterization of materials and surfaces.

Our team of experienced specialists and internationally recognized scientists covers a wealth of both industry-related and academic experience. We carry out research projects internally or in collaboration with partner organizations. We also regularly act as an academic partner in Innosuisse projects.

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Our research focuses

Our research focuses on the following key areas:

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Medical technology

  • Functionality of the musculoskeletal system

  • Promotion of the regeneration of the musculoskeletal system

  • Biocompatibility

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Materials engineering

  • Processing of materials and surfaces

  • Characterization methods of materials

  • Tribology

  • Evaluation of materials, technologies and processes

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Joint research projects

We seek research collaborations with partner organizations from academia, clinical practice and industry.

Joint projects include financial and/or material support as well as the active participation of RMS researchers in experimental work, data processing and interpretation.

Upcoming abstract submission deadlines:
  • February 28, 2025
  • August 31, 2025

Academic research

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Innosuisse projects

The RMS Foundation is characterized by cooperation between industry and universities, for example within the framework of Innosuisse projects. As a recognized academic institution, we specialize in turning ideas into innovative, state-of-the-art solutions.

Why partner with us?
  • Proven expertise: Our team can look back on a number of successful Innosuisse collaborations.
  • Innovative research: We use the latest technologies to solve complex industry challenges.
  • Government support: Benefit from federal funding.
  • Explore partnership opportunities with us and leverage our expertise to drive innovation. Contact us to discuss potential collaborations.
Together we can make remarkable progress!

The most important publications at a glance

Discover our research results in established scientific journals.

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Bone substitutes

A proposed mechanism for material-induced heterotopic ossification

M. Bohner et al, Materials Today, 2019

Our partners in research projects

We are proud and grateful to count many outstanding experts in Switzerland, Europe and the world among our partners.

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Would you like to do research with us?

Please use the application form for research support when submitting your proposal. Project proposals can be submitted by e-mail.