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Document de presse | 2019.02.27
Zika: silent long-term circulation in Thailand
The circulation of the dengue virus for the past sixty years in South-East Asia is relatively well known. For Zika, the situation is much less clear. In an attempt to shed light on Zika circulation, scientists from the Institut Pasteur and the CNRS, in collaboration with US teams and the Thai National Institute of Health, decided to investigate the history of the Zika virus in Thailand. They made...
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Portrait | 2019.03.11
Diego Cordero Cervantes, globe-trotting researcher
Diego was born and grew up in La Paz, Bolivia. His father and grandfather were both lawyers, and his mother was a history and geography teacher. They explained to Diego while he was still a boy that there were two ways of making a living and providing for his family – he could become either a lawyer or a doctor. Diego has finally made his own way: becoming a researcher.His parents always wanted...
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News | 2020.04.15
MOOC Advances in Stem Cell Biology
2ND EDITION OF THE FREE ONLINE COURSE OF THE INSTITUT PASTEURRealized with the support of the Fondation Ipsen, under the aegis of Fondation de FranceStem cells have the spectacular ability to restore the function of damaged tissues, providing major opportunities for fundamental studies on organogenesis, regeneration, diseases, and ageing. In spite of intense research in this field, many...
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Portrait | 2022.06.24
Sandrine Etienne-Manneville: a strong-minded woman tackling brain cancer head on
It's a day of strikes in Paris and the French capital is virtually paralyzed, but it will take more than that to stop Sandrine Etienne-Manneville from arriving on time to explain her scientific research.She's an old hand at this kind of thing and is enthusiastic as she presents the research she leads with her team in the Cell Polarity, Migration and Cancer Unit.Learning from others and teaching...
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Article | 2024.03.14
Transaction & Partnership
The Transaction & Partnership Team is focused on the preparation, the drafting and the negotiation of contracts with our partners such as non-disclosure agreements, material transfer agreements, licensing agreements, collaborative research agreements and fee for service agreements.
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Article | 2017.01.06
Fellowships
The PPU program benefits from the support of Institut Pasteur, partner institutions, private institutions and governmental agencies.*
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Portrait | 2018.05.29
Fani Koukouli: A young researcher's odyssey to the inner depths of the brain
Fani Koukouli's decision to pursue a career researching the workings of the brain and identifying new molecules to tackle diseases such as schizophrenia and Alzheimer's did not happen by chance. Fani grew up and began her studies in Greece, in the port city of Thessaloniki on the Aegean Sea. She remembers being fascinated by pictures of scientists in her primary school textbooks. But then an...
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Portrait | 2018.08.06
For Mélodie Duval bacteria have a future
Bacteria can be found everywhere on Earth – our bodies for instance are made up of as many bacteria as human cells – and yet these microorganisms, measuring roughly a micrometer, still have many secrets to reveal. Let's look at the career of Mélodie Duval, who has chosen to unlock some of their mystery.A fascinating but challenging journeyMélodie speaks with passion about their history and their...
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Article | 2020.08.20
Other contracts
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Article | 2020.11.12
Ullmann Class (2020-2023)
Promotion PPU 2020-2023Ph.D. StudentUndergraduate StudiesLaboratoryPhd DirectorLab headPhd ProjectDoctoral schoolPPU studentsAguirre Botero Manuela CamilleUniversity of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, GermanyMalaria Infection & ImmunityRogerio AminoRogerio AminoProtection mechanisms of antibodies targeting malaria sporozoitesBioSPC ED 562 Bio Sorbonne Paris CitéBoyko AlexandraFaculty of...