The GIP Arronax invites you to the 7th days of GDR “Molecular Imaging Agents” AIM in Nantes.
Le CNRS AIM Research Group (“Molecular Imaging Agents”), has the mission of uniting a large community of chemists around multi- and interdisciplinary issues involving the design, development or use of probes as well as in vivo and in vitro.
For its annual days, it will be associated with the CNRS Mi2B Research Group ("Nuclear tools and methods for the fight against cancer") whose activities focus on the separation and use of radionuclides, as well as the development of instruments for the early diagnosis and treatment of diseases, particularly cancer. Colleagues from Belgium and the Netherlands (Daniëlle Vugts, Sylvestre Bonnet, etc.) will be in the spotlight.
Supported by Biogenouest, These joint days of the GDR AIM & Mi2B will take place in Nantes from Monday June 30 (afternoon) to Wednesday July 02 (afternoon) 2025 in an atmosphere that is always friendly. They are fully open to all communities of physicists and biologists, attracted by the exploitation of molecules and nanomaterials for applications in imaging and therapy.
Doctoral and post-doctoral students are strongly encouraged to present their work.
Registration is free, but compulsory.
See you this summer, in Nantes!
— Site opens for registration and submission of a contribution: APRIL 01, 2025 —
— DEADLINE: JUNE 9, 2025 —
👉 https://gdr-aim-2025.sciencesconf.org/
For more details, you can contact the following address: GDR_AIM_2025@univ-nantes.fr
