1. News | 2023.01.09

    Bacterial pathogenicity: improving understanding of an essential process – molecule secretion

    Bacteria are not just passive; they are capable of interacting with their close environment. How? One way is by secreting molecules outside their envelope using complex protein machinery. Scientists have recently elucidated the formation mechanisms underpinning one of these secretion systems, thereby paving the way for potential therapeutic applications.

  2. Document de presse | 2023.06.12

    How the brain detects and regulates inflammation

    How does the brain adapt our behavior in response to an infection or injury? A multidisciplinary team of scientists from the Institut Pasteur, CNRS and Inserm have revealed the existence of a circuit involved in sensing and also in the regulation of the anti-inflammatory response orchestrated by different brain regions. This circuit detects inflammation in the blood and organizes and regulates...

  3. Article | 2024.02.01

    International programs

    To meet current global health challenges, the Institut Pasteur is developing and coordinating major international projects, run mainly in conjunction with members of the Institut Pasteur International Network. As well as furthering knowledge, these programs help to increase local skills, build up equipment, and assist health authorities in drawing up recommendations to improve the care of...

  4. News | 2021.10.18

    Cancer: the role of substrate rigidity in tumor migration

    Among the characteristics defining our constituent organs are their different rigidities. Changes in these physical properties occur during tumor development. Tumors use the rigidity of their surrounding environment to facilitate their migration to neighboring tissue, which in turn facilitates tumor invasion and metastasis. Scientists at the Institut Pasteur have identified a new element enabling...

  5. Document de presse | 2024.05.28

    AFROSCREEN: a key network for genomic surveillance in Sub-Saharan Africa

    Three years after its launch, AFROSCREEN meets all its objectives, developing effective genomic surveillance to tackle epidemics  in sub-Saharan Africa The AFROSCREEN project, financed to the tune of €10 million by Agence Française de Développement (AFD), has been working since 2021 to set up or strengthen sequencing platforms and build an operational network for monitoring emerging...

  6. News | 2024.07.25

    Xavier Carré: volunteer with the Red Cross at Paris Games 2024

    Throughout this special Paris Games, we are pleased to present some of the Institut Pasteur staff who are playing a special role in this global event – whether in their capacity as an Institut Pasteur staff member, a volunteer or a sports person. We hope that these profiles will showcase the fantastic diversity of the Institut Pasteur community. This week, we want to shine a light on Xavier Carré...

  7. Fiche maladie | 2015.10.06

    Cryptococcosis

    Cryptococcosis is a severe fungal infection that occurs in immunocompromised patients. The most frequent clinical form of infection is meningoencephalitis, which is fatal in the absence of treatment.

  8. Document de presse | 2025.02.28

    Bpifrance and the Institut Pasteur strengthen cooperation to support launch of startups based on research

    On February 27, 2025, Yasmine Belkaid, President of the Institut Pasteur, and Nicolas Dufourcq, CEO of Bpifrance, signed a cooperation agreement aimed at using their resources and skills to improve the transfer to industry of research results. This strategic partnership is designed to encourage the emergence of startups and innovative projects based on the Institut Pasteur’s research. It follows...

  9. Article | 2019.02.22

    PPU-Oxford Program

    "Chimie Biologique"Linking Chemistry and Microbiology to Fight Human Diseases

  10. Article | 2016.12.20

    Department of Global Health

    The main objectives of the interdisciplinary Department of Global Health are to study infectious diseases and tackle the emergence of new pathogens.

Pages

Back to top