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To carry out their activities, Research Teams of the Frédéric Joliot Institute for Life Sciences have developed high-profile technological platforms in many areas : biomedical imaging, structural biology, metabolomics, High-Throughput screening, level 3 microbiological safety laboratory...
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Three DES and DRF laboratories have developed an innovative Machine Learning algorithm to improve the reconstruction of PET images acquired as part of the ClearMind project, a technology based on the detection of gamma photons by a monolithic lead tungstate crystal detector. A step towards more accurate PET imaging
A study conducted by NeuroSpin researchers reveals abnormalities in functional brain connectivity in the sub-nucleus region of the amygdala (emotion center), in patients with bipolar disorder. These anomalies, which depend on whether the patient is depressed or manic, are potential biomarkers of interest.
A BioMaps team has used PET imaging to monitor glucose metabolism as a marker of the cerebral impact of smoking cessation, as well as the effects of a promising drug-candidate for the treatment of such cessation. By revealing the restoration of normal activity in the brain area associated with craving, these results offer hope for smoking cessation in humans
As a stakeholder in the NOMATEN Centre of Excellence for innovative multifunctional materials, the CEA-Joliot Institute supports its development by regularly organizing training sessions for its staff. The latest examples.
A l’occasion d’une rencontre entre nos deux chargées de recrutement de volontaires « sains », retour sur cette activité indispensable pour l’ensemble de la recherche biomédicale menée au sein de deux départements de l’institut Joliot : NeuroSpin et le SHFJ.
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