1. News | 2019.03.07

    International Women's Day 2019

    International Women's Day is a great opportunity for the Institut Pasteur to reaffirm its commitment to strengthening its gender equality policy. It is vital that every individual, regardless of gender, is able to fully express their talent while working at the Institut Pasteur, especially in science. Improving career possibilities for women is one of the objectives of the Institut Pasteur 2019-...

  2. Article | 2020.10.02

    DETECTION, FINANCING OF INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP OFFICE

      Detection, Financing Of Innovation & Entrepreneurship Office Dr. Daniel Larzul, Head of Office The Detection, Financing of Innovation & Entrepreneurship Office is involved in early identification of innovative research...

  3. News | 2022.03.22

    Ukrainian scientists: offer to join a host laboratory at the Institut Pasteur in Paris

    In view of the ongoing war in Ukraine, the Institut Pasteur is providing funding to host Ukrainian scientists in its research laboratories.

  4. Article | 2016.12.20

    Amgen Scholars Program

    The Amgen Scholars Program at Institut Pasteur will provide ten undergraduate students from European universities the opportunity to work on supervised research projects during an eight-week summer internship in Institut Pasteur.

  5. Document de presse | 2020.04.30

    Revealing how SARS-CoV-2 hijacks human cells; points to drugs with potential to fight COVID-19 and a drug that aids its infectious growth

    An international effort including researchers from University of California San Francisco (UCSF), Gladstone Institutes, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Institut Pasteur (Paris) unveils promising compounds for clinical testing against COVID-19. The study, led by UCSF Quantitative Biosciences Institute Director, Nevan Krogan, PhD, reveals that some drugs may fight COVID-19...

  6. News | 2018.04.16

    Halima Maïnassara: from field investigator to director of CERMES in Niger

    In February 2017, Dr Halima Maïnassara is the first woman from Niger to be appointed Director General of the Center for Medical and Health Research (CERMES) in Niamey. Physician, epidemiologist expert in meningitis, she started to work for this public institution, member of the Institut Pasteur International Network, in February 2005 as a field investigator.Since primary school, Halima Boubacar...

  7. News | 2018.07.02

    Roman Thibeaux’s joust with bacterial armor

    Countering the bacteria responsible for leptospirosis by attacking the "shield" they make to protect themselves: this is the strategy that Roman Thibeaux, a young researcher at the Institut Pasteur de Nouvelle-Calédonie is trying to develop. Born on the island, he left the South Pacific region for a decade before coming back better armed.Roman Thibeaux has been immersed in a medical environment...

  8. News | 2018.09.05

    Meriem Ben Ali : a better diagnosis for immune deficiencies in Tunisia

    Primary immunodeficiencies cause immune system anomalies in those affected, preventing an optimal defense against pathogens. These diseases linked to genetic anomalies are especially common in Tunisia owing to a high rate of consanguinity. Facing up with these pathologies, Dr. Meriem Ben Ali conducts research in the Transmission, Control and Immunobiology of Infections Laboratory of the Institut...

  9. Portrait | 2018.12.04

    For Asier Sáez-Cirión, research is an incurable passion

    It was 35 years ago that the HIV-1 virus, responsible for AIDS, was first isolated by scientists at the Institut Pasteur. While many lives have been saved by antiretroviral therapy, there is currently no treatment that fully eliminates the virus from the body, and the search for a vaccine goes on. These challenges are driving the research of a number of scientists at the Institut Pasteur,...

  10. Portrait | 2019.01.24

    Lida Katsimpardi – on the hunt for an elixir of youth

    Can we slow down the aging process and rejuvenate an aged brain? Can we repair a brain that has been damaged by neurodegenerative disease? Neuroscience researcher Lida Katsimpardi has been investigating these questions for the past decade. She has discovered that young blood contains proteins capable of rejuvenating an aged brain, and she has identified one of these revitalizing blood factors in...

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