Health 2030 Genome Center

Health 2030 is multicentric and mutidisciplinary initiative that aims at exploring and exploiting the potential of new technologies for the field of health by promoting research, education and services towards the advent of personalized and digital health in Western Switzerland. Health 2030 also serves as a cradle for discussions between all academic, clinical, financial, industrial and political partners interested in health. The Health 2030 Genome Center is a multi-institutional hub established in 2017 to promote genomic medicine in Switzerland and provide sequencing and analysis services to the clinical and research community. The Genome Center is the genomic medicine arm of the Health 2030 initiative (health2030.ch), whose goal is to promote Swiss personalized medicine (initiated by: EPFL, UNIGE, CHUV, HUG, UNIL, InselSpital, and UNIBE). The DNA sequencing services supported by the Health 2030 Genome Center are ISO 15189:2013 accredited by the Swiss Accreditation Society for its whole genome sequencing, whole exome sequencing, and RNA-seq. The Health 2030 Genome Center is based in Campus Biotech, a Swiss center of excellence in biotechnology and life sciences research.