Article | 2017.03.17
Did you know that fundraising can be a team effort? This can be a great way of sharing your commitment to funding medical research with others. Read on to find out how you can coordinate a fundraising scheme for the Institut Pasteur.
Article | 2017.03.21
Making a donation to the Institut Pasteur means contributing to new breakthroughs in biomedical research and playing your own part in the work and discoveries of scientists.
Page avancée | 2017.03.21
Choosing to support us means being a driver of medical progress and finding out what our research is really about, by enjoying exclusive access to the Institut Pasteur and getting to know our scientists.
Article | 2017.03.21
From its very early days, the Institut Pasteur has enjoyed support from across the world. The original international appeal, launched to provide Louis Pasteur with the resources he needed to improve vaccination against rabies, work with other scientists on a number of infectious diseases and train up new generations of scientists, met with huge success.
Article | 2017.03.21
Giving your apprenticeship tax to the Institut Pasteur's Education Center means supporting advanced training for young scientists that will enable the medical discoveries of the future.
Page avancée | 2017.03.21
Bequests and donations: with your help, in 100 years' time we will still be advancing research. Today's commitment is tomorrow's action.
Article | 2017.03.21
Through a bequest, you can leave all or part of your assets or a specific property to the Institut Pasteur. This decision must be specified in a properly drafted will.
Document de presse | 2017.02.23
In a study published in the prestigious Immunity journal on February 21, 2017, researchers from the Institut Pasteur in Paris and in Shanghai, Bicêtre Hospital (AP-HP), Paris-Sud University and the CNRS (French National Center for Scientific Research) reported on the discovery of a new group of B lymphocytes, which are only present in infants and are the preferential target of the virus...
Report | 2017.03.22
Pneumonia, bronchitis, ear infections, meningitis, tonsillitis, urinary tract infections, whitlow, septicemia, etc. Many infections are caused by bacteria. Bacterial infections have affected us all, and will continue to do so. Our doctors respond by treating such infections with antibiotics. These standard "weapons" against bacteria have saved millions of lives, and will save millions more. But...
Article | 2017.03.23
The MOOC “Diagnosis and prognosis biomarkers in global health” is now open to registration on the FUN platform.