News | 2025.04.30
Did you know that certain viruses can cause cancer? Which viruses and which cancers are involved? How do we explain the link between viruses and cancer? Follow the MOOC “Viruses and Human Cancers” to find out more.
Article | 2017.01.17
Complete your PhD within the Pasteur Network
Article | 2016.12.20
Please, note that Institut Pasteur has no financial ties with these institutions and that the links below are only suggestions to help you find housing and that your choice is completely open.Listed below are the contact details of various centres in Paris.Residencial homesFoyer Saint Jean Eudes - 1 Rue Jean Dolent 75014 ParisDuration: Short Stay (1 day authorized)Residents: Girls /...
Article | 2025.03.20
The partnership with the real estate company Nexity Studéa allows Pasteurians to easily access more than 50 residences in Paris and Île-de-France region.
Portrait | 2025.04.10
« By analysing all the sequenced DNA available on Earth, we have ushered in a new era in health research.»
Page avancée | 2016.12.20
Housing solutions for our PhD students, postdoctorants, visitors and trainees
Vidéo | 2025.05.06
Breaking down preconceived ideas about life - that's what we did with high school students at UniStem Day 2025 at the Institut Pasteur!Every year, this international event dedicated to stem cell research invites thousands of high-school students to discover the professions and major subjects involved in biomedical research.In France, the event is organized at the Institut Pasteur by LabEx Revive...
Vidéo | 2025.05.12
Lyme borreliosis: messenger RNA, a promising new vaccine lead?Valérie Choumet and her team at the Institut Pasteur have obtained promising results for a new candidate vaccine against Lyme disease.Using messenger RNA technology - already proven for other infectious diseases - this vaccine targets the OspA protein present on the surface of the Borrelia burgdorferi bacterium responsible for this...
News | 2025.05.08
Since 2022, the world has been grappling with a severe epizootic of avian influenza, affecting birds and sometimes also farmed mammals, primarily caused by the influenza A(H5N1) virus. Some sporadic cases have been observed in humans, but so far these have only been people who have come into close contact with infected animals. The H5N1 virus is circulating worldwide, except in Australia. And the...
Vidéo | 2025.05.20
Why do mosquito bites itch so much?Jeanne Fenouil, science writer at the Institut Pasteur, explains all about these fearsome little insects.During reproduction, the female mosquito needs blood. To do this, she uses her ultra-flexible proboscis, which has two separate channels:One injects saliva containing anticoagulants and anaesthetics.The other sucks up blood to feed the female and her future...