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Geneva, Switzerland

Universitè De Genève

USPTO Granted Patents = 72

% Expired Patents = 36.1

CIPO Patents = 6

EPO Patents = 57

Forward Citations = 279

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205 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Hugo Zbinden (7 out of 11 patents)

Peter Péchy (6 out of 8 patents)

Pierre Descouts (6 out of 6 patents)

4. Björn-Owe Aronsson (6 out of 7 patents)

5. Nicolas Gisin (5 out of 13 patents)

6. Michael Grätzel (5 out of 6 patents)

7. Carine Viornery (5 out of 5 patents)

8. Leonardo Scapozza (4 out of 5 patents)

9. Jean-Charles Sanchez (4 out of 10 patents)

10. Bruno Sanguinetti (3 out of 6 patents)

11. Anthony Martin (3 out of 4 patents)

12. Svyatoslav Voloshynovskiy (3 out of 3 patents)

13. Jean-Pierre Wolf (3 out of 4 patents)

14. Luca Mologni (3 out of 3 patents)

15. Peter Gregory Goekjian (3 out of 6 patents)

Core Competencies:

Quantum Key Distribution

Brain Injury Detection

Cancer Treatments

Quantum Random Number Generation

Immunotherapy

Biomarkers

Signal Processing

Digital Watermarking

Molecular Detection

Neural Stimulation

Particle Detection

Vaccine Development

72 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 12758104 - Device and method for measuring parameters of a patient (2026-10-13),

2. 12747442 - FlmG-Dependent Soluble Protein O-Glycosylation Systems In Bacteria (2026-09-29),

3. 12692255 - Adenosine 2A receptor modulators for use in the treatment of cancer (2026-07-28),

4. 12640819 - Apparatus and method for secure space communication (2026-05-26),

5. 12601748 - Prospective markers in traumatic brain injury (TBI) (2026-04-14),

6. 12422442 - Markers and their use in brain injury (2025-09-23),

7. 12313559 - System and method for detecting the presence of spores in fields (2025-05-27),

8. 12293007 - Object authentication using digital blueprints and physical fingerprints (2025-05-06),

9. 11988551 - Device and system for single photon detection using a plurality of superconducting detection means connected in parallel (2024-05-21),

10. 11919939 - Beta-2-glycoprotein 1 derived peptide and use thereof for treating antiphospholipid syndrome (2024-03-05),

11. 11827620 - Compounds and uses thereof for detection of target molecules in a sample (2023-11-28),

12. 11817518 - Multi-junction pico-avalanche detector (2023-11-14),

13. 11620107 - Method and device for quantum random number generation (2023-04-04),

14. 11240017 - Apparatus and method for decoy-state three-state quantum key distribution (2022-02-01),

15. 11203001 - Magnetic stir bar (2021-12-21),

Company Overview

The Université de Genève, located in Geneva, Switzerland, is a prominent institution known for its cutting-edge research in various fields, particularly quantum cryptography. It specializes in developing technologies such as Quantum Key Distribution and Quantum Random Number Generation, which are essential for secure communications. Additionally, the university is engaged in innovative research related to brain injury detection, cancer treatments, immunotherapy, and digital watermarking, contributing significantly to advancements in both healthcare and information security.

Profile summary synthesized from public USPTO records and patent filings.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 20 2026

72 Patents

#8 in Geneva

#230 in Switzerland

#10,396 in the World

Geneva, Switzerland

Universitè De Genève

Forward Citations = 279

205 inventors:

Hugo Zbinden (7 out of 11 patents)

Peter Péchy (6 out of 8 patents)

Pierre Descouts (6 out of 6 patents)

4. Björn-Owe Aronsson (6 out of 7 patents)

5. Nicolas Gisin (5 out of 13 patents)

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: Universitè De Genève. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/universite-de-geneve

Data source: USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) public patent records. Weekly synchronization. How IDiyas builds this profile

Data Sources: USPTO Patent Grant XML, Patent Center, EPO & CIPO • Normalized by IDiyas Innovation Graph. Methodology & provenance architecturePlease report any incorrect information to [email protected]

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