PARTNERS & ECOSYSTEM

Partnering with global MR leaders to advance drug-device commercialization

Biosotop builds a multi-nuclear MR metabolic imaging ecosystem together with device vendors, research institutes and clinical centers, accelerating the translation of stable-isotope tracers from research to clinic.

Partner Ecosystem

Equipment vendors, research platforms and clinical centers jointly drive implementation

GE HealthCare

Equipment Vendor

SIEMENS Healthineers

Equipment Vendor

PHILIPS

Equipment Vendor

United Imaging

Equipment Vendor

SIAT, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Research Institute

Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center

Clinical Institution

Peking Union Medical College Hospital

Clinical Institution

Global Collaboration

Research hotspots and industry competition are forming in parallel

Overseas institutions such as Yale, the University of Minnesota, Cambridge, Stanford, Utrecht University and UCSF continue to advance deuterium metabolic imaging research; domestically, SIAT (CAS), Wuhan Tongji, Shanghai Ruijin, the SYSU Cancer Center and Peking Union Medical College Hospital are also conducting clinical and research collaborations.

Overseas research network

Yale, Minnesota, Cambridge, Stanford, UCSF and others drive fundamental research.

Domestic research platforms

Platforms such as SIAT (CAS) participate in multi-nuclear MR and metabolic-probe research.

Clinical institutions

Cancer centers and general hospitals advance real-world application exploration.

Equipment-vendor synergy

GE, Siemens, Philips and United Imaging drive 3T / 5T / 7T multi-nuclear equipment upgrades.

Commercial Synergy

From equipment upgrades to reagent integration, forming a closed drug-device loop

2025

Signed strategic cooperation agreements with GE and United Imaging to advance market and clinical applications.

2026

Advancing sales cooperation with the four major equipment vendors — GE, Siemens, Philips and United Imaging.

Long term

Expanding the application ecosystem around multi-nuclear MR installations, research sales and clinical indications.