About IMATHERa

For many years now, nuclear medicine has been a crucial tool both for the detection of cancers
using molecular imaging and for the treatment of tumors using targeted radionuclide therapy.

The anti-cancer center Centre Georges-François Leclerc (CGFL) of Dijon has technical expertise in preclinical and clinical imaging, as well as translational research capabilities through its Nuclear Medicine Department which hosts the CGFL’s lab for diagnostic IMAging and radioTHERanostics (IMATHERa). In this context, the IMATHERa team aims to become a reference center for the preclinical development of innovative theranostic strategies in oncology, pulmonary fibrosis, cardiovascular diseases and preclinical imaging methodology.

Thanks to its strategic location on the Dijon university campus and its membership of the GIE Pharm’image®, the IMATHERa team works with a number of highly specialized local partners in complementary fields, ranging from the design of molecules for radiotheranostics (ICMUB, CheMatech) to the processing of patient images (CGFL, CHU Dijon) and preclinical validation (Oncodesign, IMATHERa), providing a unique field of local expertise. Its proximity to eminent research centers (INSERM, UB, CNRS) and clinicians means that IMATHERa is part of a translational research approach dedicated to patients.

Latest news


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La plateforme IMATHERa publie ses travaux sur l’imagerie du collagène dans la fibrose pulmonaire dans la revue Theranostics

[Publication scientifique] L’équipe IMATHERA (IMAgerie préclinique et THErapie par les radiations ionisantes, #BioSanD – UMS #INSERM  58, Dr @Bertand Collin, #ICMUB – UMR CNRS 6302) du #CGFL est ravi d’annoncer la publication de ses travaux de recherche préclinique dans la revue Theranostics en collaboration avec l’équipe #INSERM U1231 (Dr @Carmen[…]

La plateforme IMATHERa publie ses travaux sur l’imagerie des macrophages dans la fibrose pulmonaire dans la revue Thorax

[Publication scientifique] L’équipe IMATHERA (IMAgerie préclinique et THErapie par les radiations ionisantes, #BioSanD – UMS #INSERM  58, Dr @Bertand Collin, #ICMUB – UMR CNRS 6302) du #CGFL est ravi d’annoncer la publication de ses travaux de recherche préclinique dans la revue Thorax en collaboration avec l’équipe #INSERM U1231 (Dr @Carmen[…]

La plateforme IMATHERa est partenaire de 2 nouveaux financements ANR

[Recherche] Toute l’équipe de la plateforme IMATHERA (IMAgerie préclinique et THErapie par les radiations ionisantes, #BioSanD – UMS #INSERM  58, Dr @Bertand Collin, #ICMUB – UMR CNRS 6302) du #CGFL est fière d’annoncer sa participation en tant que partenaire à deux projets de recherche préclinique financés par l’ANR : – Le[…]

La plateforme IMATHERa vient d’obtenir la certification qualité ISO9001

Toute l’équipe de la plateforme IMATHERA (IMAgerie préclinique et THErapie par les radiations ionisantes, #BioSanD – UMS #INSERM  58, Dr @Bertand Collin, #ICMUB – UMR CNRS 6302) du #CGFL est heureuse d’annoncer l’obtention de la certification ISO9001. Cela démontre son engagement pour l’amélioration continue de la qualité en interne et[…]

IMATHERA has been awarded ANR funding for a 3-year research project on RIT in HER2-low breast cancer.

IMATHERA (CGFL, Dr Bertand Collin, Associate Professor, ICMUB – UMR CNRS 6302) through Dr Alexandre DIAS (IMATHERA, CGFL) obtained funding through the young researcher programm of ANR of €324,000 over 3 years (2024-2027). This project entitled “Improved imaging and therapy of HER2-low breast cancer” (EITHER2BC) aims at developing theranostic probes (combining properties for diagnosis and therapy)[…]

IMATHERA has been awarded INCA funding for a 3-year research project on FGS in colon and pancreatic cancers.

IMATHERA (CGFL, Dr Bertand Collin, Associate Professor, ICMUB – UMR CNRS 6302) through Dr Pierre-Simon BELLAYE (IMATHERA, CGFL) obtained funding through the INCA of €130,000 over 3 years (2024-2027) as partner of a global INCA project entitled “Development of bimodal antibodies targeting colorectal and pancreatic tumors for fluorescenceguided surgery application”. This project is led by Dr Catherine[…]