CNRS Île-de-France / Gif-sur-Yvette regularly showcases research-driven startups emerging from its laboratories and scientific ecosystem. Its editorial focus emphasizes projects that successfully translate fundamental research into concrete technological and medical applications.

In 2023, CNRS featured Beams in an article dedicated to its work on improving exhaustive tumor ablation during surgical procedures. The publication highlights the development of an innovative detection tool designed to assist surgeons in identifying residual tumor tissues in real time, addressing a critical challenge in oncological surgery.

The article places particular emphasis on the scientific origins of the technology, rooted in nuclear physics and medical research conducted within the CNRS and academic environment. It illustrates how long-term research efforts, combined with close collaboration between scientists, engineers, and clinicians, can lead to meaningful advances in patient care.

This institutional recognition reinforces Beams’ position as a research-based medtech startup and highlights the importance of strong public research ecosystems in enabling innovation at the interface of science and medicine.