Circular Solutions for Life Sciences

How can circular innovations help life sciences companies reduce waste, keep valuable resources in use and advance their sustainability and net-zero ambitions? Circular Solutions for Life Sciences brings together selected circular startups and representatives from pharmaceutical, medtech, healthcare, and related industries in Switzerland. The event provides a focused platform for startups to present practical, market-ready solutions and connect directly with companies looking for new approaches, technologies, and collaboration opportunities. What to expect The programme combines startup pitches and Q&A sessions, followed by networking. Participants will have the opportunity to: Discover market-ready circular solutions relevant to the life sciences sector Exchange directly with startup founders and industry representatives Explore concrete use cases and areas of common interest Initiate follow-up discussions and potential pilot collaborations The solutions presented may address areas such as sustainable materials, packaging, laboratory consumables, waste reduction, reuse and recycling systems, logistics, industrial symbiosis, circular procurement, and resource efficiency. Registration Participation requires advance registration. Register for the event via this eventfrog page. The number of participants is limited due to the venue’s capacity. We therefore recommend registering early to secure your place. Meet the presenting startups Discover the startups presenting practical innovations for a more circular and resource-efficient life sciences sector. More presenting startups will be announced shortly. Deasyl is a Swiss deep-tech company developing innovative, sustainable chemical processes that transform industrial by-products, such as crude glycerol, into high-value, bio-based chemicals. Through circular chemistry, Deasyl reduces waste and carbon emissions while providing sustainable alternatives for industries including cosmetics, personal care, and life sciences. P

Organizer: Circular Economy Switzerland →