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April 14, 2016

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Malaria: a new route of access to the heart of the parasite

Scientists have just identified an Achilles heel in the parasite that causes malaria, by showing that its optimum development is dependent on its ability to expropriate RNA molecules in infected cells - a host-pathogen interaction that had never previously been observed. Although the precise function of this deviation remains mysterious, these findings open new perspectives for the targeted delivery ...

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Implementation of the Jobs and Skills Guide: employee positioning

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2016 International Scientific Symposium - Institut Pasteur International Network

The 2016 edition of the International Scientific Symposium will be held from November 29 to December 2 on the Paris campus. This annual event, entitled "From basic science to biomarkers and tools in global health", will focus on every aspects of research that can potentially lead to new biomarkers. The event represents a unique opportunity for scientists from all over the world, including ...

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Online registration for the third edition of the "Concepts and methods in epidemiology" MOOC

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Institut Pasteur Summer School

The first Institut Pasteur Summer School, which will look at company start-up and business development of life sciences research, will be held from the afternoon of Thursday July 7 to the morning of Saturday July 9, 2016, on the Institut Pasteur premises, in partnership with the Medicen competitiveness cluster. This event is geared towards PhD students, post-doctoral fellows, scientists and engineers ...

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New training session on "Calculating your h-index"

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Profit-sharing for the 2015 financial year

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News - April 15, 2016

Association Française de l'Ataxie de Friedreich (AFAF) - Subventions de recherche Objectif : Attribuer des subventions à des équipes de recherche afin de soutenir la recherche sur l’Ataxie de Friedreich. Montant : 125 000 euros Domaines : aspects fondamentaux (génétique, biochimie, neurobiologie) de cette maladie chez l’homme, dans les modèles animaux, ainsi que la recherche clinique. ...

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