This document provides some information that might be helpful if you are looking for an internship or making connections with university labs or companies working in the field of AI medicine and biomedical imaging in France.
Note 1: This is not an exhaustive list, and contributions are welcome.
Note 2: Good contributions are highly appreciated since one of the main problems for students and young researchers is access to information.
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CREATIS: A multidisciplinary laboratory based in Lyon, focused on medical imaging research, with expertise in magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, X-ray, and optics. CREATIS is a joint research unit (UMR CNRS 5220, Inserm U1294) affiliated with INSA Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, and Université Jean Monnet Creatis
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CEA Neurospine: A lab under the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), focused on neurodegenerative diseases and spinal cord injuries. CEA Neurospine
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MAP5 Descartes: A mathematics lab under the University of Paris, involved in the development of mathematical methods for AI. MAP5 Descartes
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Lip6: A computer science lab under Sorbonne University. Lip6
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Inserm: The French National Institute of Health and Medical Research, with numerous labs across the country. Inserm
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MIND (Models and Inference for Neuroimaging Data): An Inria team, supported by CEA and affiliated with NeuroSpin, focused on research at the intersection of statistics, machine learning, and signal processing to impact neuroscience and neuroimaging research. MIND is a spin-off from the Parietal team and is located in Inria Saclay and CEA Saclay. The team is focused on core methodological developments and application domains such as population modeling, large-scale predictive modeling, mapping cognition and brain networks, and modeling clinical endpoints using multimodal neuroimaging techniques. MIND
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SODA (Computational and mathematical methods to understand health and society with data): An Inria team conducting research at the intersection of machine learning, databases, and quantitative social sciences such as empirical economics and epidemiology. SODA is a spin-off from the Parietal team and is located in Inria Saclay. The team's research axes include table representation learning, data science with statistical learning, health and social sciences, and turn-key machine learning tools for socio-economic impact. SODA
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Parietal (Paris-Saclay CDS): A joint Inria-CEA team based at the Neurospin research center, focused on learning brain structure, function, and variability from neuroimaging data. The Paris-Saclay Center for Data Science (CDS) develops methods and tools to extract information from big data for multi-disciplinary fields. Parietal is involved in several activities, including RAMP, workshops and training, open-source software development, and various research projects. Parietal
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MLIA - ISIR: A research team under LIP6, focused on machine learning and AI. Mlia - Idir Lip6
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Incepto: A startup based in Paris, focused on the development of AI solutions for medical imaging. Incepto
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Guerbet: A global company based in France, focused on medical imaging solutions. Guerbet
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Owkin: A startup based in Paris and New York, focused on the development of AI solutions for medical research. Owkin
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Milvue: A French startup that leverages artificial intelligence to transform medical imaging positively. Milvue creates dedicated and integrated AI solutions for radiologists to make their practice easier and more efficient. Their solutions, including TechCare Alert, TechCare Bones, and TechCare Kids, help radiologists make faster diagnoses, manage workflows more efficiently, and focus more effectively on patients. Milvue's solutions are deployed and used worldwide, and they will be present at VivaTech 2024 in Paris, France.www.milvue.com
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GE Healthcare: The healthcare division of General Electric, with a significant presence in France. GE Healthcare
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Philips: A global company with a significant presence in France, focused on various domains including healthcare and AI. Philips
Feel free to contribute to this list by opening a pull request or creating an issue on GitHub. Access to such information is crucial for students and young researchers looking to make connections or seek internships in the field of AI/Medicine in France.