Our group is involved since 1984 in the study of photodynamic therapy of cancers and other diseases, and cancer photodetection by fluorescence spectroscopy and imaging.
These methods are based on the administration of a selective phototoxic and/or fluorescing dye which is used for the destruction and/or detection of the lesion respectively.

Most of our projects are applied. Therefore, they require close collaborations with numerous academic, clinical and industrial partners for their success.