biotech About Our Mission

Pioneering the Future of Nutrition

The Swiss Eating Quiz is a collaborative research initiative bridging the gap between advanced digital health technology and sustainable living, proudly developed in the heart of Swiss innovation.

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IMPACT

Global Scale

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RESEARCH

Evidence-Based

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Our Mission

We exist to transform how people understand and interact with their daily nutrition. By bridging the gap between complex nutritional science and accessible digital experiences, we empower individuals to make informed choices.

Our goal is not just individual health, but collective well-being. We advocate for a sustainable food system that respects our environment while nurturing our bodies.

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Independent

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Commercial Bias

Why We Built This

Awareness is the first step toward meaningful change.

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Personalized Insights

Decoding complex dietary data into simple, actionable steps tailored to your lifestyle.
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Sustainability Education

Connecting your plate to the planet, showing the environmental impact of food choices.
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Public Health Impact

Aggregating anonymized data to support broader Swiss public health initiatives.

Scientific Foundation

Backed by Swiss Research

Our platform is built upon rigorous scientific methodologies, developed in collaboration with leading Swiss academic institutions to ensure the highest standard of evidence-based insights.

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50+

Peer-Reviewed Studies

Forming the basis of our nutritional algorithms and recommendations.

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University Partners

Collaborating across Switzerland to refine our methodology.

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2M+

Data Points Analyzed

Powering precision health insights securely and anonymously.

Data-Driven Digital Health

We utilize advanced analytics to translate complex dietary habits into clear, actionable health scores. Our models account for food quality, dietary balance, and ecological impact.

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Baseline Optimization

Our Journey

Tracing our path from a research concept to a comprehensive digital health platform.

2024

Project Inception

Initial research phase begins with federal funding to address modern nutritional gaps.

2025

Algorithm Development

Collaboration with universities to build a precise, locally-adapted scoring system.

2026

Validation Studies

First 5,000 users participate in refining the user experience and data models.

2027

National Rollout

Expanding the platform to support multiple languages and broader public health integration.

Our Core Values

The principles that guide our research, development, and interactions with our community.

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Scientific Integrity

Rooted in peer-reviewed research and validated methodologies.

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Multilingual Inclusivity

Accessible across all major Swiss languages (EN, DE, FR, IT).

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Sustainability

Prioritizing the health of both people and the planet.

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Innovation

Leveraging technology to make complex data understandable.

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Accessibility

Designed for everyone, regardless of prior nutritional knowledge.

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Wellness Awareness

Fostering mindful eating habits for long-term health.

Team

A multidisciplinary team of scientists, developers, and sustainability experts united by a shared vision to revolutionize public health awareness.

Project leadership

Tamara Bucher

Professor, Head of Nutrition and Dietetics Research, BFH

Sandra Jent

Deputy Head of Bachelor in Nutrition and Dietetics, Lecturer, BFH

Project advisor

Clare Collins

Laureate Professor, Nutrition and Dietetics, University of Newcastle, Callaghan, New South Wales, Australia

Concept development and nutritional research

David Fäh

Professor for Nutrition, BFH & Prevention, UZH

Matthias Meier

Lecturer in Sustainable Food Systems, BFH

Anja Raab

Head of Research, Department of Health Professions, BFH

Joyce Haddad

Postdoctoral Researcher, BFH

Elisa Bertozzi

Research Assistant, BFH

Edona Idrizi