Multidisciplinary and translational research from Bench to Bedside

The department’s major area of expertise is molecular chemistry, but it also has a wide range of skills in cell biology, radiopharmacy, nuclear medicine, image processing and artificial intelligence. Thanks to its multidisciplinary and translational approach, the department aims to respond to one of the current challenges facing society: the development of personalised medicine, in which patients are treated on an individual basis, in particular through so-called “theranostic” approaches.

Coordinator : Pr. Anthony ROMIEU

ISI members

Our publications

Structuration

The internal structure of the ISI Department is based around 3 teams (whose areas of expertise will ensure a thematic and scientific continuum ranging from in vitro applications (SMol, Molecular Probes) to in vivo applications (RITM, Radiopharmaceuticals, Imaging, Theranostics and Multimodality) to clinical investigations (IFTIM, Functional and Molecular Imaging and Medical Image Processing).

SMol

Molecular probes

RITM

Radiopharmaceuticals Imaging, Theranostics et Multimodality

IFTIM

Functional and molecular imaging, medical images processing

Research areas of the department

The scientific ambition of ISI is dual and is reflected in the activities of the department’s three teams. (1) To explore and/or modulate biological processes of interest in order to open up new perspectives in the diagnosis and treatment of certain pathologies, in particular cancer. (2) To promote our innovations in chemobiology, in particular breakthrough chemical tools designed for applications in biodetection, imaging and theranostics, and those in biomedical technology (e.g. instrumentation, digital tools and AI) with a view to clinical applications.