Article | 2017.06.19
The Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz), the Institut Pasteur and the University of São Paulo (USP) are launching a common call for projects. This call is also open to the members of the Pasteur Network.
Article | 2025.07.25
In addition to the financial report, the Institut Pasteur's annual report highlights significant scientific discoveries and advances, as well as the highlights of the past year. This year, we also offer a poster of our scientific highlights for 2024.
News | 2025.08.27
A gene therapy trial for childhood deafness. A malaria vaccine. Microbiome gene editing. Cancer immunotherapy. A key gene in embryonic development. Effective treatment for bronchiolitis. Indian Ocean temperatures for anticipating outbreaks... Here is an excerpt from our discoveries for 2024. You can also download the poster in PDF format at the bottom of the page.
Article | 2017.01.06
Complete your postdoc within the Pasteur Network.
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.
Article | 2016.12.20
A partnership with the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CIUP) has been renewed, providing the Institut Pasteur with 65 housing units.
Article | 2025.03.20
The Institut Pasteur has established a partnership with ALFI, a social and solidarity economy association of the Arcade-VYV Group, in order to offer 30 housing units to Pasteurians.
Vidéo | 2025.09.08
Do you know what a tick looks like when viewed VERY closely?Christine Schmitt, a researcher at the Institut Pasteur, takes us into the infinitely small world to reveal the secrets of Ixodes ricinus... and the bacterium responsible for Lyme disease.Using electron imaging, her team observes the tick, its harpoon-shaped mouthparts, and even the Borrelia bacteria, down to its hidden flagella.A...
Article | 2025.09.05
Frequently asked questions about accommodation offered by the Institut Pasteur
Document de presse | 2025.09.02
Scientists from the Institut Pasteur have genetically analyzed the remains of former soldiers who retreated from Russia in 1812. They detected two pathogens, those responsible for paratyphoid fever and relapsing fever, which correlate with the symptoms described in historical accounts. The study was published as a preprint on bioRxiv on July 16, 2025.The famous Russian campaign led by Napoleon in...