Building on the Botnar family’s longstanding support for biomedical research, Fondation Botnar invests in biomedical research for child and adolescent health, as this field remains largely unfocused on their specific needs. Our focus is on research that translates scientific findings into real-world practice to benefit young people’s health worldwide, focusing on low- and middle-income countries. We do this by supporting two independent research institutions: the Botnar Institute of Immune Engineering (BIIE) and the Basel Research Centre for Child Health (BRCCH).
The Botnar Institute of Immune Engineering (BIIE) is a non-profit research organisation focused on the advanced study of immunological systems to advance global child and adolescent health, spearheading innovations that promise a healthier tomorrow.
ExploreThe Basel Research Centre for Child Health (BRCCH) aims to drive innovative scientific research to improve health outcomes and wellbeing in children and adolescents, with a focus on digital paediatrics.
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The Botnar Institute of Immune Engineering (BIIE) is a non-profit research organisation developing computational tools and immune-based solutions to diagnose, treat and prevent diseases.
