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Z-Cube

Research venture of the Zambon pharmaceutical group developing digital health solutions

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About Z-Cube

Z-Cube, also written Zcube, is the research venture of Zambon, an Italian-founded pharmaceutical company. It looks for and develops digital technologies that can be used alongside traditional therapies to improve patients' lives.

Services

  • Digital health research: finds and develops digital tools that work with conventional treatment.
  • OpenZone: a scientific campus set up by Zambon for partnerships and knowledge exchange in healthcare.
  • Health and Quality Factory: a science centre linking industry, researchers and universities.

Who it serves

Z-Cube sits within the Zambon group, which also produces active pharmaceutical ingredients and advanced intermediates for the pharmaceutical industry. The group also runs a company museum and an education foundation.

Key facts

  • Parent company: Zambon
  • Group founded: 1906

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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