Paola Marcella
Camargo Minoprio, Ph.D., Group leader Brazilian
Institut Pasteur
Dpt : Infection et Epidémiologie
Lab : Processus Infectieux à
Trypanosoma
25, rue du Dr Roux
75724 Paris cedex 15 - France
Email: pmm@pasteur.fr
Ph.D. Thesis, 1989, Immunology, University of
Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris 6, Paris, France; Dr. 3ème Cycle,
1985, Parasitology,
University of Sao Paulo, Brazil; M.Sc., 1979, Parasitology,
Universidade
de Sao Paulo, Brazil and Institut Pasteur, Lille, France; Biomedicine
[B.
Sc. (Hons)], 1978, University of Mogi das Cruzes, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Professional Management, Institut pour le Développement
Economique et Technique, CGOS, Paris, France, 2008
M. Sc. -Intellectual Property and Innovation, Université de
Strasbourg, Institut Européen Entreprise et
Propriété Intellectuelle, 2010
Positions held:
Institut Pasteur, Paris, France:
From 1997, Senior Associate Professor
(Chef de
Laboratoire), Presently, Group leader, In charge of the Lab Trypanosoma
Infectious Processes, Department of Infection & Epidemiology;
1984 - 2009 ; Department of Immunology : 2005-2009, Group leader, in charge of the Laboratoire d'immunobiologie
des Infections à Trypanosoma; 2000-2005,
Group leader, Unité
d'Immunophysiopathologie Infectieuse; 1992-1996 Associate Professor
(Chargée de Recherches), Group leader, Immunoparasitology,
Experimental Parasitology and Biology of Host Parasite
Interaction Units; 1989-1991 Associate Professor (Assistant),
Immunoparasitology Unit ; 1986-1988, Assistant Professor (Tenure
track), Fondation Roux, Immunoparasitology Unit
Commissioned in 2001 by Institut Pasteur to
draw up the AMSUD/Pasteur Agreement between the Institut Pasteur and
more than 50 Academic Institutions in 5 MERCOSUR countries. Coordinated
AMSUD/Pasteur until 2003-2005 and the American Pole of the
International Network of Institut Pasteur (RIIP). Some the actions
included : in charge of re-negociating and implementing the
Pasteur/FIOCRUZ Bilateral Agreement (2004-2005) and FIOCRUZ adhesion to
the RIIP (2005), implementing the Pasteur/FAPESP Bilateral Agreement
(2004); organiziation and implementation of more than 20 regional
scientific courses in Mercosur and 3 Bio-entrepreneurship forums
(Brazil, Uruguay and Chile), implementaion of 4 collaborative projects
between Institut Pasteur and 36 partners in Mercosur and Organization
of the 1st Scientific Forum of the American Pole, in Rio de Janeiro,
2005
Others: From 2009, Public Advisory Committee of the Paris 6
University for the selection and enrollment of full professors,
Since 2004, in charge of the Master Degree Parcours M2 "Immune System
and Parasite Interactions, Doctoral School "Compléxité du
Vivant", Paris 6, France; From 2005, Teatcher at the Parcours M2
Sciences de la Terre, Environnement et Ecologie, Ecole
Nationale Supérieure des Mines; From
1992, Associate Professor (Health Ministry),FIOCRUZ,
Department
of Cellular and Molecular Biology, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil;
1985-1986, Associate Professor Institut Nationale de la Recherche
Agronomique
(INRA), Ecole Nationale Vétérinaire de Maisons Alfort,
Department
of Immunogenetics, (INSERM), Maisons Alfort, France; 1980-1983,
Lecturer
in Biology, Instituto Unificado Objetivo, Sao Paulo, Brazil; 2004-2007,
WHO Steering Committee for Tropical Disease Research (TDR/SDR),
Pathogenesis and Applied Genomics; Appointed as remote reviewer and
scientific expert by several government agencies and international
working groups, such as The European Community, IRD, ANR, CNRS,
Spanish Ministry of Health...
Training and sabbaticals:
1992, DNAX Research Center for Molecular
and
Cellular Biology, Palo Alto, CA, U.S.A.; 1990, Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center, Seattle, WA, U.S.A.; 1984, Basel Institute for
Immunology, Basel, Switzerland; 1980-83, Laboratory of Immunology
of Parasitic Infections, Department of Immunology, University of Sao
Paulo, Brazil; 1979, Center of Immunology and Parasite Biology, Pasteur
Institute, Lille, France; 1978, Tropical Medicine Institute, University
of Sao Paulo, Brazil