The BRCCH: A Paediatric Digital Health Hub

The BRCCH is a world-class multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to advancing digital tools specifically tailored to the medical needs of children and adolescents. Its main goal is to leverage multidimensional data related to health and state diseases to create prognosis models, diagnostic tools and novel therapies that can help to improve children’s lives. Founded with the financial support of Fondation Botnar, the BRCCH builds on the clinical expertise of the University of Basel and the cellular engineering knowledge of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich).  

The Centre harnesses many of the latest advances in digital health, systems medicine and computational modelling to advance the healthcare of paediatric patients, and as such is comprised of six new professorships and capacity building platforms. An executive office will coordinate the Centre’s activities, including its Early Career Programme.

A Paediatric Digital Health Hub

BRCCH Executive Office, Basel UniBasProfessors ETHZProfessors PaediatricCapacity-Building Early CareerProgramme

BRCCH Professors

Professorship in Computational Medical Genomics

Professorship in Analytics and Informatics for Child Health

Capacity Building Platforms

Additional capacity-building initiatives and collaborations.

Early-Career Programme

To foster the next generation of researchers pursuing outstanding research in paediatrics in the digital health era, the BRCCH has implemented the following funding activities:

BRCCH Executive Office

To lead the strategic orientation of the BRCCH as well as the Centre’s research activities, the BRCCH Academic Directors are assisted by an Management Team.

BRCCH Executive Office, Basel Paediatric Infectious Disease Modelling Systems Developmental Medicine UniBasProfessors Digital Health Data Analytics Biomolecular Diagnostics Computational Medical Genomics ETHZProfessors Digital Health Ethics & Policy PaediatricCapacity-Building Global Mobility Program Senior Scientist support Early CareerProgramme Postdoctoral Fellowships

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