As part of a strategically significant initiative, the canton of Graubünden is planning a unique research center in Davos. Wylkomm supported the project team in developing the application and presentation materials – editorially, conceptually, and visually. The focus is on life sciences, health, and Alpine cohort research, aiming to position Graubünden internationally.

The canton of Graubünden is expanding its innovation strategy with a flagship project in Davos: the center for «Translational Medicine at Interfaces» (TMG). It aims to bring together research, healthcare, and industry to explore chronic inflammatory diseases, data-driven medicine, and the healing effects of the Alpine environment.

Wylkomm accompanied the project team in a key development phase. We helped structure complex content, refine the narrative, and ensure consistency across all materials. Together with the core team, we produced the main concept paper and several presentation decks for key stakeholders. Our role included editorial support, strategic consulting, and visual implementation – always in close coordination with the project’s leadership.

At the heart of the project is the Swiss Mountain Population Study, a longitudinal Alpine cohort. By combining cutting-edge research in genomics, AI, and environmental health, the project is designed to generate innovation in medicine, research, and health tourism – and to position Graubünden as a hub for translational science.

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Kanton Graubünden
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