Pr. Vincent Lebon

Director of UMR BioMaps and Head of CEA-SHFJ, Paris-Saclay University

“Thanks to this unique Lemer Pax equipment, the SHFJ is able to produce radiopharmaceuticals for medical research with a high degree of reliability. These radiopharmaceuticals are used to carry out molecular imaging clinical trials at the SHFJ, as well as in around eight French university hospitals, to which we deliver the radiolabelled molecules using the Lemer Pax equipment. These clinical trials provide invaluable insights into the mechanisms of neurological and cancer diseases and into patient response to innovative therapies.”

To learn more, find our case study on the Frédéric Joliot Hospital in Orsay, France here

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