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  1. News | 2017.07.06

    The documentary Unseen Enemy in streaming on ARTE.TV

    The documentary Unseen Enemy (with French subtitles), a film about our vulnerability to global epidemics, will be streaming on ARTE.TV, in France and Germany, between July 5th and July 26th. This film has been directed and co-produced by Emmy award-winning filmmaker Janet Tobias, with numerous partners and allies, in particular the Institut Pasteur. “What is it about the 21st century that...

  2. Article | 2019.05.21

    Emerging infectious diseases

    Ever since its very early days, the Institut Pasteur has been committed to tackling emerging infections, and its work has left an extraordinary legacy. Many emerging infectious diseases are zoonoses, in which an animal pathogen has crossed the species barrier to cause disease in humans.

  3. Article | 2019.05.21

    Antimicrobial resistance

    Antimicrobial resistance is dramatically increasing worldwide and is becoming one of the most urgent public health threats. There is an urgent need for actions to reverse the curve of antimicrobial resistance dissemination and to develop innovative drugs (antibiotics, antiparasitic, antifungals, antivirals, antivectors) and therapeutic strategies for safer and sustainable treatments of infectious...

  4. Article | 2019.05.21

    Brain connectivity and neurodegenerative diseases

    The Institut Pasteur has installed a research program to leverage the wide-ranging basic research expertise in the fields of neuroscience, genetics, cell and developmental biology, immunology, microbiology and infection biology to improve the understanding of the complexity of brain function and its associated disorders.

  5. Article | 2019.05.21

    Meet health challenges of the 21st century

    Positioning the Institut Pasteur as one of the 21st century’s leading international institutions for biomedical research means implementing a strategic plan that is both ambitious and realistic, that builds on our strengths and specific characteristics while acknowledging the development of international competition and our changing environment. 

  6. Page avancée | 2019.05.21

    Strategic plan for 2019-2023

    The Institut Pasteur is ideally placed to successfully pursue its primary missions of research, public health, education and the identification of research applications. Its many strengths  include the outstanding quality of its staff, the excellence of its research and infrastructures, and the enormous potential of the Institut Pasteur International...

  7. Page avancée | 2019.07.24

    Hearing Institute

    A center for fundamental and medical research into hearing, created by the Fondation Pour l'Audition and the Institut Pasteur

  8. Vidéo | 2025.04.14

    Parkinson's and Nanotubes

    Invisible tunnels in our brains? Yes, and they could well change our understanding of Parkinson's.April 11 was World Parkinson's Day - the perfect occasion to talk about a major scientific discovery. For the first time, these nanotubes have been observed in a living organism: the zebrafish.These mini-tunnels enable neurons to communicate, but beware... They can also carry toxic molecules, thus...

  9. Article | 2017.01.06

    Post-Doctoral Grants Calmette & Yersin

    Complete your postdoc within the Pasteur Network.

  10. News | 2025.04.09

    Collections from the Institut Pasteur museum on display at the Villa du Temps retrouvé in Cabourg

    The Pasteur Museum is a partner of the exhibition "Louis Pasteur, the art of science," on display at the Villa du temps retrouvé in Cabourg. The exhibition features 46 cultural works and artifacts, some of which have never been seen by the public before. It focuses on Louis Pasteur's artistic side and also highlights other key figures in the Institut Pasteur's history such as Jean Binot (1867-...

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