Partners
Partnerships are essential to our work.
Charles River

IASON GmbH
IASON GmbH is one of the leading producers and suppliers of PET radiopharmaceuticals serving the European nuclear medicine community for over 20 years and has its home base in Austria. IASON GmbH also develops technology and equipment for radio-labelling of diagnostic peptides and ligands. Another division of IASON GmbH supplies diagnostic assays to hospital laboratories for disease assessment.
The company is dedicated to investing significantly in both external and in-house research and development of novel PET tracers that prove beneficial to the medical community and show viability on a commercial basis. The core competences of IASON GmbH focus on the diagnostic imaging of oncological diseases and therapeutic control for the betterment of the afflicted patients. Future emphasis is placed on the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic agents as well as the preclinical evaluation of new radiopharmaceuticals in cooperation with valued medical institutions.

Medical University of Vienna

Molecular Diagnostics Group
The Molecular Diagnostics Group, which consists of ROTOP Pharmaka GmbH, Biotype Diagnostic GmbH, Biotype Innovation GmbH and qualitype GmbH, has the overall aim to develop innovative methods for analysis and diagnostics within life science.
They will provide strong expertise in the development of in vitro diagnostics as well as in the sterile kit production for nuclear medicine and scientific software within the LBI Applied Diagnostics.

ORANO SA
Orano SA is a multinational nuclear fuel cycle company based in France. The company is engaged in uranium mining, conversion-enrichment, used fuel recycling, nuclear transport and storage, dismantling, and nuclear cycle engineering activities. Orano joined the LBI Applied Diagnostics as a partner to do research on radioactive compounds and their possible diagnostic or therapeutic applications, with special interests in alpha, beta and auger electron therapy approaches. Orano brings in complimentary resources and areas of research such as new radionuclides and combinations fostering the overall research program of the LBI:AD.

University of Vienna
