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Teaching

PhD students

Elisa-Racky N'Diaye​ Since 2024, Paris-Saclay University

Multiparametric Molecular Imaging for the Prediction and Prevention of Anxiety-Depressive Symptoms Related to Exposure to Organophosphorus Agents

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Léa Comin Since 2023 (Co-direction with Université de Paris, Sarah Zohar)

Towards a phase 0/I clinical trial platform using pharmacokinetic PET imaging to accelerate drug development

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Cassandre Corvo (2022-2025, Paris-Saclay University)

SV2A PET imaging to study synaptic plasticity and drug-induced synaptogenesis against psychiatric disorders

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Amélie Soyer (2021-2025, Paris-Saclay University)

Multimodal imaging for pharmacology and toxicology​

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Louise Breuil (2020-2023, Paris-Saclay University)

Exploring P-glycoprotein-mediated efflux transport at the blood-brain barrier as a biomarker of drug-resistance in focal epilepsy

Received the best Thesis Award from The Graduate School Health and Drug Sciences, Paris-Saclay University.

Award for the best thesis in Pharmacy from the Chancellerie des Universités de Paris

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Solène Marie (2017-2020, Paris-Saclay University) 

Translational imaging to study the pharmacokinetic impact of drug transporters

Received the best Thesis Award from The Graduate School Health and Drug Sciences, Paris-Saclay University.

Award for the best thesis in Pharmacy from the Chancellerie des Universités de Paris

Best Thesis Award from the French Academy of Pharmacy and the Academy of Medicine

Alavi-Mandell Award (young investigator ward) for the american society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging

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Dominique Vodovar 2016-2018 (Co-direction with Paris Diderot, B. Mégarbane)

Imaging drug-drug interaction of interest for toxicology

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Sylvain Auvity 2014-2017 (Co-direction with Paris Descartes, S. Cisternino).

Imaging the variability of response to opioid drugs

 

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PharmD students

 

Inès Arino (2024, Université Lyon 1)

Imaging P-gp function at the BBB of patients with drug resistant epilepsy

 

Louise Breuil (April 2020 - Paris University)

Comparing the sensitivity of PET radiotracers to detect partial inhibition of the P-glycoprotein at the blood-brain barrier

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Sylvain Auvity (September 2017 - Paris Descartes University)

Molecular Imaging to study the neuroimmune response to opioid exposure

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Solène Marie (July 2015 - Paris Sud University)

​Preclinical evaluation of a new PET radiologand to study the P-glycoprotein function

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Virginie Kouyoumdjian (April 2014 - Paris Sud University)

Imaging to study the contribution of cytokines to the neuroimmune response to acute alcohol exposure.

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Master students

 

Inès Arino (2024, Université Paris-Saclay)

Imaging P-gp function at the BBB of patients with drug resistant epilepsy

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Elisa-Racky N'Diaye (2021, Université de Grenoble)

Pharmacokinetic imaging of radiolabeled nanobodies 

 

Nora Ziani (2021, Université Rennes 1)

Imaging P-gp at the blood-brain barrier in epilepsy

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Louise Breuil (2019 - Paris Descartes)

Comparing the sensitivity of PET radioligands to detect small changes in P-glycoprotein function at the blood-brain barrier

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Dorra Amor (2017 - Paris Sud University)

Imaging the impact of the Solute Carrier O (SLCO)-mediated transport on the liver uptake and tissue kinetics of erlotinib in rats

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Sébastien Goutal (2016 - Strasbourg University)

Pharmacokinetic validation of strategies to improve the brain delivery of tyrosine kinase inhibitors

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Solène Marie (2014 - Tours University)

Imaging P-glyoprotein function at the blood-brain barrier using 11C-metoclopramide

 

Sylvain Auvity (2014 - Tours University)

Imaging glial activation using 18F-DPA-714 PET imaging in e rat model of morphine exposure and withdrawal

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Sandrine Delolmo (2011 - Tours University)

Evaluation of 11C-befloxatone as a probe to study the ABCG2-mediated efflux transport at the art blood-brain barrier​

PhD defense referee

 

Sarah Chaib (2023, University of Lyon)

Exploration du concept pharmacologique de sélectivité fonctionnelle par l’imagerie : applications translationnelles aux récepteurs 5-HT1A »

 

Marie Beaurain (2022, University of Toulouse)

Étude des propriétés de ligands fluorés ciblant les récepteurs NMDA activés"

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Matthieu Colom (2020 - University of Lyon)

Développement préclinique et clinique du [18F]F13640 pour l'imagerie des récepteurs 5-HT1A cérébraux

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David Gomez Zepeda  (2016 - Paris Descartes University)

LC-MS/MS based analysis of membrane transporters in the blood-brain barrier: interest in neuropsychopharmacology

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Severin Maringer (2016 - Vienna University, Austria)

Radiosynthesis and Evaluation of ABC efflux transporter substrates and inhibitors

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