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Article | 2025.10.02
Nitti Class (2025-2028)
PhD studentMaster degree studies LaboratoryPhD DirectorLab HeadPhD projectDoctoral schoolPPU studentsBONNETT Samatha JaneUniversity College London, London, United KingdomUnité Régulation spatiale des génomesKOSZUL RomainKOSZUL RomainOrigin of compartmentalization in eukaryotic genomesCdV ED 515CLABBY TylerNew York University, New York City, United StatesGroupe à 5 ans Diversité...
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News | 2025.10.03
COVID-19: how worried should we be about the Frankenstein variant?
As long as the SARS-CoV-2 virus is still circulating, there is a possibility of new, less intense but persistent waves in France and around the world. In September 2025, the Frankenstein variant, a sub-variant of Omicron with low virulence, was widely observed. So what is the current situation with COVID-19 in France? Interview with Olivier Schwartz, Head of the Virus and Immunity Unit at the...
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Report | 2024.06.17
Vector-borne diseases: Mosquitoes, ticks, biting flies... how far will they go?
Vector-borne diseases: Mosquitoes, ticks, biting flies... how far will they go?
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Document de presse | 2025.09.29
Blood cancer: a treatment to reprogram cancer cell death and trigger the immune system
The aim of immunotherapy strategies is to leverage cells in the patient's own immune system to destroy tumor cells. Using a preclinical model, scientists from the Institut Pasteur and Inserm successfully stimulated an effective anti-tumor immune response by reprogramming the death of malignant B cells. They demonstrated an effective triple-therapy approach for treating forms of blood cancer such...
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Document de presse | 2019.08.12
Cervical cancer: New test enhances ability to predict risk
The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics and the Institut Pasteur report that a new test enhances ability to predict risk of developing cervical cancer in human papillomavirus (HPV)-positive women. This two-fold test is capable of detecting and determining the type of HPV infection as well as the likelihood of progressing to cancer.
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Document de presse | 2025.03.17
Hepatitis B: new rapid diagnostic test to halt mother-to-child transmission
Scientists from the Institut Pasteur, in collaboration with Kumamoto University in Japan, have assessed a new rapid diagnostic test to identify pregnant women at elevated risk of transmitting hepatitis B to their babies. This diagnostic tool could help eliminate hepatitis B by preventing mother-to-child transmission during childbirth, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Hepatitis B is...
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News | 2025.10.15
Allostery: a revolution in molecular biology, in 1965
In 1965, the discovery of a mechanism known as allostery revolutionized our understanding of regulation in molecular biology. Sixty years on, we look back at a scientific and human journey that ushered in a new era of biochemistry and inspired huge swathes of research being conducted today.
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Article | 2016.11.17
The management team
The Institut Pasteur is operated by the President, under the authority of the Board of Directors and supported by a management team composed of an Executive Committee and a Committee of Directors.
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News | 2025.10.20
The Institut Pasteur and startup BIOCELLIS honored at the 2025 Carnot Awards: an illustration of excellence in collaborative research
The Carnot Prize for partnership-based research supporting the creation of startups was awarded to Thierry Rose and Sophie Goyard from the Institut Pasteur, which has been Carnot-certified since 2007, and to Vincent Poher from the startup BIOCELLIS, confirming the Institut Pasteur's entrepreneurial dynamism within the French biotech ecosystem. At the Rendez-vous Carnot event held on October 15...
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News | 2025.10.24
What if sounds could help treat dyslexia? | My PhD at the Institut Pasteur
In this new episode of the video series My PhD at the Institut Pasteur, discover Olesia Platonova, a PhD student at the Institut reConnect at the Institut de l’Audition, who is exploring an innovative approach to help children with dyslexia improve reading: stimulating the brain with sound.
