Given the current situation, the access to the TRS lab is restricted only to autorized persons. Updates will follow according to the guidlines from the federation and the canton Vaud.
We’re starting into 2021 with very good news: Our collaborative Grant proposal « PREDICT » (co-investigators: Prof. Vincent Zoete, Prof. Niklaus Schaefer) has been accepted by the San Salvatore Foundation and will receive funding for 2021-2023 !
Proud to announce: Our collaborative Oncosuisse Grant proposal « RADIATION » (co-investigators: Dr. Steven Dunn, Dr. Melita Irving, Prof. Vincen Zoete) has been accepted and will receive funding for 2021-2023 !
We recommend the recently published review of Professor Magret Schottelius addressing the role of CXCR4 in cancer:
At the bench: Pre-clinical evidence for multiple functions of CXCR4 in cancer
We gratulate Prof Magret Schottelius for the new promising publication:
A clinical study performed with [99mTc]Tc-PSMA I&S is accessible now:
[99cmTc]Tc-PSMA-I&S-SPECT/CT: experience in prostate cancer imaging in an outpatient center
A new publication is available now:
From Theranostics to Immunotheranostics: the Concept
Finally! The first important step is accomplished. We now have a fully equipped laboratory, and this milestone is celebrated with a classical Swiss Apéro. The lab is now officially ready for synthesis and first preclinical experiments.
Thanks to all those who have supported us!
A new publication highlights an underestimated preclinical issue:
“Luke! Luke! Don’t! It’s a trap!”—spotlight on bias in animal experiments in nuclear oncology
We welcome Severin as new member in our research team. With his previous experience as a radiochemist, he will be a great asset to establish our research group. Finally, we wish him a pleasant scientific start in Lausanne.
First equipment arrives, our lab grows now from day to day - and we will be soon ready to cook (synthesize) :)
We welcome Sebastian as new PhD candidate in the TRS research group and whish him a pleasant scientific start in the new lab!
The TRS (Translational Radiopharmaceutical Sciences) research group is established and ready to get started under the expertise of Prof. Dr. Margret Schottelius.