Eradicating Disease Through Innovative Molecular Imaging

Radiochemist in PET Center

Columbia University PET Center

Columbia University PET Center

The Columbia University PET Center empowers scientists and physicians to deploy PET imaging in the treatment of disease by leading in safety, customer service, innovation, education, and efficiency. Our state-of-the-art PET cGMP radiolabeling facility produces over 20 aNDA, IND and preclinical tracers. We are closely aligned with our institutional drug development accelerators and have partnered to build an innovative cross translational rapid first-in-human tracer development pathway to help the drug development process.  

Research Services

The PET Center provides investigators with the equipment, radiopharmaceuticals, and personnel to conduct research studies using positron emission tomography.
Scientist works at a small animal imaging machine.

Facilities and Equipment

Dedicated research scanner, production laboratory, small animal imaging facility, cyclotrons, and more.

Molecular Imaging and Therapy Lab

Innovative, cross-translational research to exploit molecular imaging and therapy techniques with the aim of personalizing therapeutics.

Dr. Akiva Mintz in his lab.

Our Team

Meet the PET Center team.
Group of PET Center lab members outside building

Contact Us

Email research inquiries to akiva.mintz@columbia.edu. We are located at 722 West 168th Street, Floor R1.

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