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The Paris Centre hub is made up of 4 major research centers integrated into the University of Paris and Sorbonne University, all located in the vicinity of university hospitals (HEGP, Sainte-Anne, Cochin, Bichat-Beaujon, Pitié-Salpêtrière). This proximity facilitates the development of transfer research focused on patient care. This is underpinned by the teams’ multimodal imaging expertise (MRI, PET, SPECT, US, Optical, CT, MEG-EEG, EPR, Magnetic Resonance Elastography and Ultrasound) and integrates several levels, from fundamental research in cognitive neuroscience and biomedical imaging methodology to in vivo imaging of small animals, clinical research and diagnosis and therapeutic follow-up of patients.

Key imaging expertise and know-how developed as part of FLI’s scientific activities

Imaging biomarkers are at the heart of the Paris Centre node’s research, the aim being to develop effective tools for diagnosis and for assessing prognosis and response to treatment. The research teams focus primarily on pathologies such as cancer, inflammation, infection and neurodegenerative diseases, with a particular emphasis on the liver, brain, skeletal muscle and cardiovascular system. Biomarkers are developed using structural, functional, cellular and molecular imaging. Particular emphasis is placed on the development and validation of new contrast agents for molecular imaging (biochemical axis) and innovative methods for functional imaging.

Hub laboratories :

Preclinical and clinical platforms / managers

Small animal imaging :

  • University of Paris PIV small animal imaging platform, comprising 4 HeGP sites, Cochin, Cordeliers, Pharma Descartes, headed by Bertrand Tavitian
  • FRIM platform at the University of Paris, directed by François Rouzet

Integrative, cognitive and clinical neuroscience:

Neuromuscular diseases :

Biological imaging at the Institut Pasteur :

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