November 26, 2021
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BIP : The Institut Pasteur Newsletter, November 26, 2021
From May 23 to August 13, 2021, the Institut Pasteur, in partnership with the French National Health Insurance Fund (CNAM), Santé publique France and the Ipsos institute, conducted the fourth part of the ComCor epidemiological study on circumstances and places of infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus in France.
Within (nearly) all of our cells, 23 pairs of chromosomes, encapsulated in the cell nucleus, encode the workings of the body. The stability of this genetic material is vital for all cell processes and, by extension, for keeping our body in good health.
The Scientific Secretariat General compiles information on the week’s conferences and publications, patents, funding opportunities, job vacancies, training and events that you may find useful for your career...
The lectures organized by the Scientific Council are an opportunity to find out about the latest developments in research and knowledge in a particular field. They are also a way of establishing links between specific research challenges and the broad scientific topics explored at each session.
Once again this year, the Institut Pasteur Department of Education will be holding a PhD graduation ceremony, as it has done every year since 2013. The ceremony for students who completed their PhD during the 2020-2021 academic year will take place on Friday December 17, 2021, at 3pm.
As announced in the newsletter on February 5, 2021, ESCP Business School and the Institut Pasteur have joined forces to boost innovation and foster the development of companies in the field of life sciences and health. Since the partnership was signed at the beginning of the year, the two parties have set up an international program, the Advanced Master Program in Life Sciences and Health Management, or APiL.
Seasonal flu vaccination sessions are being held free of charge for all those who work at the Institut Pasteur (including OREX employees, interns and retired staff) and hold an Institut Pasteur badge. Vaccination is carried out on a voluntary basis and is particularly aimed at individuals for whom influenza may aggravate their state of health.
