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News | 2024.04.08
Interested in helping to shape the Institut Pasteur of tomorrow? We're open to ideas!
We invite you to join our discussion group on the image and perception of the Institut Pasteur to hear your opinion and suggestions.
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Vidéo | 2024.10.09
Virtual reality and artificial intelligence in surgery with Jean-Baptiste Masson
Virtual reality and artificial intelligence at the service of surgery: Jean-Baptiste Masson tells you all about it!These innovative technologies now make it possible to prepare and plan an operation by immersing oneself in a realistic simulation of the patient's medical images.As a result, surgeons can better anticipate the gestures to be performed, and have access to precise data to inform their...
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Fiche maladie | 2021.07.22
Lyme disease (Lyme borreliosis)
Lyme disease, also known as Lyme borreliosis, is a tick-borne disease. It is the most widespread vector-borne disease in the entire northern hemisphere. Its incidence continues to rise at global level as a result of demographic and environmental factors, including climate change.
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News | 2017.10.06
Support for government policy for the prevention of infectious diseases
Scientific, medical, paramedical societies, medical unions and the Institut Pasteur, all signatories below, support the policy for the prevention of infectious diseases implemented by the French Government and the Minister of Health.Vaccines are one of the major achievements of medicine, this is why the companies which sign this text, including the Institut Pasteur, support the French Government'...
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Document de presse | 2012.09.26
Malaria Takes a Hit – Two New Molecules Stop P. falciparum in its Tracks
Researchers at the Institut Pasteur and the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), in collaboration with Imperial College London, have synthesized two molecules capable of quickly and irreversibly stopping the growth of P. falciparum at every blood stage of its life cycle. These molecules work by inhibiting the histone methyltransferase enzymes necessary for the parasite’s...
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News | 2016.12.16
Remise des diplômes de l’Ecole Pasteur-Cnam, promo 2015-2016
Le 9 décembre 2016, l’Institut Pasteur a remis ses diplômes à la promotion John Snow (du nom du célèbre épidémiologiste britannique). Après 14 mois de cursus, les étudiants du Mastère spécialisé de santé publique, qu’ils soient médecins, pharmaciens, vétérinaires, ingénieurs ou managers, ont pu lancer leur Graduation Hat, dans la Salle des actes du musée Pasteur. L’occasion pour...
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News | 2016.11.30
3rd Institut Pasteur International Network Symposium celebrates Biomarkers
The opening ceremony of the Institut Pasteur International Network Symposium held on 29th of November at the Institut Pasteur Conference Center gathered nearly 350 participants. Building on the success of the two previous editions, the Symposium focuses this year on all research aspects that might potentially lead to the development of new biomarkers.In his opening speech, Christian Brechot,...
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Portrait | 2019.02.21
Tracking down biomarkers with Eliette Touati
After completing high school, Eliette chose to study science, and when she experienced the realities of life as a scientist she decided to pursue a career in research. Eliette began her academic career with a Master's (DEA) in the Biochemistry Department at CEA Saclay. She was keen to continue with the research project she had started and to go on to do a PhD. Although in a stroke of bad...
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News | 2021.03.03
Argobio Studio
The Institut Pasteur is a scientific partner of Argobio Studio, a French start-up studio aiming at creating at least five ambitious therapeutic biotech spinouts over the next five years. Argobio will incubate early-stage, highly innovative therapeutic projects up to company creation and Series A venture funding in selected therapeutic areas.Prof. Stewart Cole, CEO of the Institut Pasteur, said: "...
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Fiche maladie | 2024.12.09
Hidradenitis suppurativa
Hidradenitis suppurativa is a chronic autoinflammatory skin condition. It is characterized by recurring painful nodules, abscesses and suppurative lesions in areas where the skin rubs together, mainly the armpits, the skin folds of the groin, the buttocks and under the breasts. Symptoms occur in cycles or flare-ups, and the condition has a considerable impact on patients' quality of life, both...