The FHU INFIRE – INnovation Fibrosis Inflammation REmodelling is a University Hospital Federation accredited for 2025–2029 by the AP-HP, Inserm and the universities of Île-de-France. Led by Prof Raphaël Borie, Dr Camille Cohen and Prof Grégory Ducrocq at Bichat Hospital, the FHU INFIRE brings together clinicians, researchers, academics, patients and industry representatives to work together towards a shared common goal: to better understand, prevent and treat chronic diseases linked to inflammation, to tissue remodelling and fibrosis.

Through its various areas of research, INFIRE fosters collaboration between researchers and clinicians and contributes to the development of more personalised medicine, based on a better understanding of disease mechanisms and their progression. The FHU also organises training and knowledge-sharing initiatives to strengthen exchanges between the various scientific and medical communities.

The FHU INFIRE can be contacted at fhu-infire@aphp.fr or via the contact form available on its website – https://fhu-infire.fr/

 

FHU-MOSAIC

The FHU Mosaic (Multiscale Optimised Strategy for Artificial intelligence-based Imaging biomarkers in digestive Cancer ) is a transdisciplinary federation involving a collaborative network of clinical, research and industrial teams. It involves 4 Inserm teams, including 3 from UMRS 1149 CRI: Equipe INDiD (V. Paradis), Equipe LBI (B. Van Beers) and Equipe GeNeHetX (R. Nicolle).

Mosaic aims to identify prognostic and theranostic biomarkers for digestive tumors (hepatocellular carcinomas and digestive neuroendocrine tumors) through the development of a multi-parametric, multi-scale imaging approach, combining radiology (macroscopy), pathology (microscopy and molecular) and nuclear medicine (functional): IMAGOMICS. Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods, this project combines the multiple facets of tumor imaging to improve tumor characterization and disease monitoring. In this way, Mosaic contributes to the development of non-invasive diagnostic, prognostic and theranostic modalities through virtual biopsy. Mosaic can be contacted through its project manager K. Mondet via the contact form available on the website.

https://fhu-mosaic.com/