Biospace Lab focuses on high-performance imaging equipment for preclinical research in drug discovery and biology. Biospace Lab - originally Biospace Mesures - was founded in 1989 by Nobel Prize winner Georges Charpak to provide fellow researchers in biology with innovative molecular imaging tools based on his discoveries in high-energy physics and particle detection. Since then, Biospace Lab has
pursued and created strong links with the medical, pharmaceutical and scientific communities to bring relevant and creative solutions to preclinical imaging needs. Today, Biospace Lab range of instruments, developed with patented technologies, is dedicated to small animal preclinical imaging. Biospace Lab has developed in this field a comprehensive portfolio of in vitro, in vivo and now in actio multimodality small animal imaging solutions used by almost every major pharmaceutical company and many prestigious academic centres worldwide. Biospace Lab development and production facilities are located in central Paris. The company has an extensive international distribution network in Europe, North America and Asia.
