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This medical imaging technology can “image” vessels in 3D, doing so safely for the patient, particularly in neuroimaging.

In the field of visual impairment, the research of SMAS and DIPHE laboratories is at the crossroads of design and psychology. Their scientific teams test educational tools with visually impaired children and propose innovative adaptation solutions.

IRISA is today one of the largest French research laboratory in the field of computer science and information technologies.

The winners of the new edition of the "La preuve par l'image" competition, organised by the CNRS with its Quebec partner Acfas, are here. Discover these twenty fascinating photos and images, the result of ambitious research.

Thanks to its expertise in the field of nuclear physics, the IJCLab offers solutions for synthesising pure medical isotopes using the Sidonie separator, and is developing a camera for measuring radioactivity in organs treated by radiotherapy.

This team from the INFINITy laboratory studies different aspects of reproductive immunology to elucidate the impact of inflammation on the development of placental pathologies and on the course of pregnancy.

Wearing a face mask limits the spread of viruses, but the degree of filtration depends on the fibre or the weaving, and on the speed of the air flow emitted by breathing. The LadHyX study will help optimise the use of these masks.

The team "Viral infection: persistence, host response and pathophysiology" studies the pathophysiology of infections by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) responsible for AIDS, the hepatitis E virus (HEV) and SARS-CoV-2, responsible for Coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

This team from the INFINITy laboratory has been studying the biological mechanisms responsible for sex differences in immunity for many years.

Less expensive than PCR tests carried out in analysis laboratories, the EasyCOV test, developed by the Sys2Diag laboratory (CNRS/ALCEN), can be carried out in the field.

First part of a photo report on the Institute for Intelligent Systems and Robotics (ISIR), devoted to medical robotics.

Discover three aspects of robotics research at the the Laboratory of Digital Sciences of Nantes (LS2N). Rob'Autism is a program for adolescents with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) which offers therapeutic support based on robotic, cultural and artistic mediation. Initiated by the association Robot !, it is also supported by the Ecole Centrale de Nantes. RobEcolo is a parallel manipulator made of wood developed in collaboration with the Ecole supérieure du bois de Nantes. A fleet of electric…

The fermenter UNIFERTEX (UNIversal FERmenTor EXpert) carries out solid and liquid state fermentations in parallel.

Sensome has developed ultra-miniaturised sensors that use artificial intelligence to identify the biological nature of tissue in real time.

The CerCo studies vision, multimodal integration, spatial perception, object recognition, consciousness and mental states.

IPBS - Pharmacology and Structural Biology Institute

Robots at ETIS laboratory and ENSEA

UMR5305 Tissue Biology and Therapeutic Engineering Laboratory (LBTI).

A revolutionary method for bonding biological gels and tissues.

The laboratory develops activities at the chemistry-biology interface, with natural substances as the object of study and main source of inspiration.

José-Alain Sahel, corecipient of the 3012 CNRS medal of innovation

Patrick Couvreur, corecipient of the 3012 CNRS medal of innovation

Role of the Tau protein in the Alzheimer's disease

The CRMBM conducts translational research by developing and applying magnetic resonance methods and instruments to explore the morphology, metabolism and physiology of human pathologies and associated animal models.

The TMS is used in psychiatry, in the treatment of depression or schizophrenia.

This ultrasound brain therapy device allows an ultrasound beam to be focused in the deepest areas of the brain with millimetre precision.

This research imaging platform is unique to date as it provides two 3 Tesla machines in one of Europe's largest neurology hospitals.

The Centre inter-Etablissement de Résonance Magnétique (CIERM) is equipped with an MRI apparatus dedicated to research on both the physical methods of MRI and their medical applications.