
Dengue: investigating antibodies to identify at-risk individuals
Using an original mathematical and statistical analysis method, a team of scientists from the Institut Pasteur partnered with researchers from the United States and Thailand to analyze a Thai cohort that has long been a focus of study for dengue specialists, and obtained new information that should help identify individuals at risk of infection. By modeling changes in antibody levels after successive ...

Upcoming Scientific Council lecture on June 7
Each month, the Institut Pasteur Scientific Council organizes a lecture by a scientist on campus. This regular event, open to all, is an opportunity to find out how research and knowledge are progressing in a specific field. It is also a way of establishing links between research issues and the broad scientific topics that are explored during the events. These unique lectures are aimed at the entire ...

Meet Annick Perrot and Maxime Schwartz as they sign copies of the book "Louis Pasteur le visionnaire"
On Monday June 11, from 10.30am to 2.30pm, Annick Perrot, honorary curator of the Institut Pasteur, and Maxime Schwartz, former President of the Institut Pasteur, will be signing copies of the book "Louis Pasteur le visionnaire". This event, organized in partnership with the bookshop La Cédille, will be held in the CIS hall. Published to coincide with the "Pasteur, the experimenter" exhibition which ...

Entry into force of the General Data Protection Regulation: Part 1 – it affects us all!
The new European Union legislation on personal data processing and protection, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), comes into force today, Friday May 25, 2018. This is the most significant EU legal reform on personal data protection for the past 20 years. You will no doubt have already heard of the GDPR via the media or through your professional network, but what is it really all about? ...

News - May 25, 2018
Reminder: David Itier and the Department of Development (DDGO) Mapping Department (sccs@pasteur.fr) are on hand to help you identify the funding opportunities that match your research interests; The Grants Office (GO) has the expertise to complement your scientific knowledge and can help with the structuring and drafting of your applications. It is important that you contact the office as soon as you ...