Ao research institute davos (ari) Headquarters & Office Locations

Ao research institute davos (ari) (Private) is headquartered in Davos, Canton of the Grisons, Switzerland. Founded in 1959, the company operates across 1 countries with approximately 60 employees worldwide.

Where is Ao research institute davos (ari)'s main office?

Ao research institute davos (ari)'s main headquarters office is located at 8 Clavadelerstrasse, Davos, Canton of the Grisons 7270. This serves as the company's primary corporate address and is home to its executive leadership team.

Ao research institute davos (ari) regional offices

Beyond its headquarters in Davos, Ao research institute davos (ari) maintains 1 offices across 1 countries. Regional offices span 1 countries.

Ao research institute davos (ari) contact information

The main switchboard for Ao research institute davos (ari) headquarters can be reached at +41-81-414-21-11. For investor relations, visit aofoundation.org/what-we-do/research-innovation/investor-relations.

What does Ao research institute davos (ari) do?

Established 1959, AO Research Institute Davos (ARI) aims to: • Contribute to high quality applied preclinical research and development (exploratory and translational) focused towards clinical applications/solutions. • Investigate and improve the performance of surgical procedures, devices, and substances. • Foster a close relationship with the AO medical community, academic societies, and universities. • Provide research environment/support for AO clinicians. All AO Research Institute Davos projects are applied preclinical research or applied preclinical development projects focused towards clinical applications. Definitions (within the applied research): • Exploratory applied preclinical research is fundamental research, to solve major clinical problems over an extended timeframe (over ten years). • Translational applied preclinical research aims at developing a clinical applicable result in around five years and builds upon the fundamental applied preclinical research. This research is usually not possible without the previous fundamental applied preclinical research.