Research and innovation at the University Hospital Basel
We conduct research and innovation so that our patients can benefit from the constant progress in medicine. You can find out which topics we are researching on the research pages of our clinics.
With the USB Innovation Focus, the University Hospital Basel has defined seven interdisciplinary areas of clinical, research and development focus, which renowned experts hope will lead to significant advances for the future of medicine.
The University Hospital Basel works closely with the Medical Faculty of the University of Basel in research and teaching. Numerous employees of the University Hospital Basel work both in the clinic and in university research groups organized in the research departments.
Our innovation management tests new technologies with the aim of using them to treat patients and prevent diseases.
Insights into USB research
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Intestinal flora and multiple sclerosis
Repairing the nasal septum with the body's own tissue
Olfactory therapy for obesity
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Intestinal flora and multiple sclerosis
Repairing the nasal septum with the body's own tissue
Olfactory therapy for obesity
The University Hospital Basel has defined seven key clinical, research and development areas, which renowned experts believe will lead to significant advances for the future of medicine.
Research in our clinics
The teams at our clinics conduct research for the future of medicine. You can find more information on the individual specialist areas on the research pages of our clinics.
To the research pages of our clinics (A-Z)
Research together with the University of Basel
The University Hospital Basel works closely with the Medical Faculty of the University of Basel in research and teaching, and the research groups are organized in research departments. You can find more information on the pages of the research departments.
At the University Hospital Basel, new technologies such as mobile sensors are tested for their benefits for the healthcare system. The Innovation Management Team tests and validates innovative developments with the aim of using them to treat patients and prevent illnesses.