Molecular Imaging
to explore
innovative Targeted Therapy
Molecular imaging has become an indispensable tool in drug discovery.
Charles Truillet's group research at BioMaps laboratory (UPSaclay) is focused on the development of new biocompatible technologies for the detection and treatment of cancer, with a principal emphasis on tumor microenvironment impacts in relation to the immune system.
About Us
OUR GROUP
Technicians
1 Postdoc
4 PhD Students
4 internships
OBJECTIVES
Identify pronostic and/or predictive biomarkers to understand the evolution of tumor with and without treatment
To study the tumor and immune system (that include also the glial cells) interaction in order to propose adequate therapy.
Projects
Actualités
Welcome to the team, William Echavidre!
We are very pleased to welcome Dr. William Echavidre as a new postdoctoral researcher in the OASIS European project, dedicated to understanding and predicting resistance to antibody–drug conjugates (ADCs).
William will play a key role in the translational development of the project, taking charge of the steps needed to move our ADC imaging strategy towards the patient, with the ultimate goal of improving patient stratification and treatment monitoring.
William recently completed his PhD at the Centre Scientifique de Monaco, where he investigated integrin targeting in medulloblastoma, with a particular focus on tumor progression and resistance to radiotherapy.
We are delighted to have him join the team and look forward to this new chapter of OASIS, bridging preclinical research, molecular imaging and clinical translation.
THE TEAM
Charles Truillet
Team Leader - CEA scientist
HDR
Catia Oliveira
WildLife biologist Technician
William Echavidre
Postdoc
(Imaging ADC in Patients)
Eve Gonand
PhD Student
(Predicting ADC resistance in Breast Cancer)
Claude Capron
Professor at APHP - Ambroise Paré
(Immunologist)
Caroline Denis
in vitro and in vivo Technician
Khawla Chmeise
PhD Student
(Toxin, Internal Radiotherapy, RLT)
Clara Prudhomme
PhD Student
(IntraTumoral Immunotherapy)
Benoit Jego
Biochemical/molecular Technician
Busra Altintas
Imaging Technician
(PET, MRI, Optical and SPECT)
Alix Gonand
PhD Student
(Recurrent glioblastoma, ImmunoFUS)
Publications
BioMaps
The « Paris-Saclay Multimodal Biomedical Imaging Lab » (laBoratoire d’Imagerie biOmédicale MultimodAle Paris Saclay – BioMaps) aims at developing methods, instruments and agents for biomedical imaging and transferring them to clinical applications in oncology and neurology. BioMaps ambition is to become a major actor of research in medical imaging at the interface of physics-chemistry-medicine in Paris-Saclay.
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