Press release
When research and industry jointly invent the materials for the transition
Congratulations to Dr. Mathilde Seinfeld and Dr. Yoann Freroux for winning the PhD Thesis Prize in Photochemistry, Photophysics, and Photosciences at Photonano26!
The LCH, as part of a consortium of European scientists, has developed a new molecular tool that both promotes the formation of protein crystals and makes them immediately visible through fluorescence. This approach could simplify and accelerate access to their three-dimensional structures, which are essential for understanding life and developing new therapies
The current management of tumors relies on a series of steps: diagnosis, treatment, and check-up. These steps are distributed across multiple hospital departments and complicate cancer treatment. The European project Scan Nano Treat, coordinated by Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 and funded by the European Innovation Council (EIC) Transition, aims to transform this model through “all-in-one” nanoparticles that combine cancer imaging and treatment. At the intersection of chemistry, medical imaging, and innovation, this project opens major perspectives for both medicine and industrial transfer.
Researchers from Axis 2 published an article in Techniques de l’ingénieur.
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When nanosciences change our viewpoint on bubbles!
Dual Light and Redox Control of NIR Luminescence with Complementary Photochromic and Organometallic Antennae
On the 21st of october, the lab celebrated the inauguration of its new building : all the lab in now located in a single facility. It was the occasion to show the lab activities, the people behind the science and the environment we're working in.


