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Vidéo | 2025.01.02
Artificial intelligence against antibiotic resistance
What if viruses could save lives?In the face of antibiotic resistance, phage therapy is making a comeback. Discover how Aude Bernheim's team at the Institut Pasteur is using artificial intelligence to identify phages capable of targeting resistant bacteria.An innovative response to antibiotic resistance, a major public health crisis.This breakthrough could pave the way for hopeful personalized...
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News | 2024.12.17
Does vaccination reduce the virulence of the bacteria responsible for whooping cough?
Following an analysis of bacterial samples from infants with whooping cough, scientists from the National Reference Center (CNR) for Whooping Cough and other Bordetellosis have revealed that the most severe forms of the disease are associated with specific strains expressing a key vaccine antigen. This discovery suggests that the bacteria may have evolved into less virulent and therefore less...
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News | 2024.11.25
Four New Pasteur Courses to Boost Your Expertise
The Institut Pasteur is offering four new specialized courses for professionals and students eager to expand their knowledge in critical areas of health science. With urgent global challenges such as climate change, emerging infectious diseases, and maternal and child health, these courses provide the expertise needed to address today’s most pressing issues.Explore key topics such as climate...
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Page avancée | 2024.12.23
2024 Ceremony of the Graduated Students
2024 Ceremony of the Graduated Students
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Article | 2017.01.06
Study Grants Calmette & Yersin
Develop your expertise through the courses of the Pasteur Network
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Vidéo | 2025.01.10
What is influenza?
Influenza epidemic: how to protect yourself?Between 2 and 6 million people in France are affected each year.No one is immune, so it's best to be well-informed!Vincent ENOUF, Director of the CNR Virus of Respiratory Infections at the Institut Pasteur, explains:How to recognize symptomsThe differences between influenza and influenza-like illnessThe best ways to protect yourselfEssential preventive...
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News | 2025.01.17
Listeria virulence: the key role of gene expression
The bacterium Listeria monocytogenes can be pathogenic to humans and cause listeriosis, a potentially fatal infection. Until now, the variability in the pathogenicity of Listeria monocytogenes was not clearly understood. But a team from the Institut Pasteur has recently shed new light on a new mechanism that determines virulence by regulating gene expression.
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News | 2025.01.21
The Institut Pasteur and Leica Microsystems announce a collaboration to advance biomedical research
The Institut Pasteur is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Leica Microsystems, a leading provider of microscopy and scientific instrumentation. This collaboration agreement aims to build a stronger connection between two successful partners in scientific and technological research.This partnership will serve applications in optical imaging, artificial intelligence, correlative...
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Vidéo | 2025.01.27
“We are not all equal when it comes to addictions”
Understanding and fighting addiction: a battle at the heart of the brainAddiction is a complex disease, rooted in biochemical dysfunctions and a reorganization of neuronal circuits.Morgane Besson, a researcher in the neuroscience department at the Institut Pasteur, explores this field to better understand how genetics, environment and individual history influence this problem.(video in french,...
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Report | 2022.07.08
A historic fight against emerging infectious diseases
Emerging infectious diseases result from contact between microbes and animals, with humans the most parasitized animal species. From the plague in Asia in 1894 to the current COVID-19 crisis, scientists at the Institut Pasteur have long leveraged their expertise and talent to further knowledge creation and benefit humankind.
