March 03, 2017
Bulletin interne de l'Institut Pasteur
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-lymphocyte immune cells, which are only present in infants and form the preferred target of the bronchiolitis virus.
By formally identifying the main player in the fusion between two male and female sex cells, researchers from the Institut Pasteur, the CNRS and Paris Descartes University...
Zika virus infection is usually asymptomatic or mild.
The elections to replace two members of the Scientific Council will take place on Friday 31 March, 2017 in the Dedonder meeting room (4th floor, CIS building). Information on the election process, the list of voters and the list of eligible research scientists are available ont the intranet.
Horizon 2020, the successor to the 7th Framework Program for Research and Technological Development, is the European Union's research and innovation...
The Workshops at the Center for Translational Science are bimonthly two-hour events at which expert speakers are invited to give presentations suitable for...
The Journée de la recherche translationnelle (JRT) is a full-day mini-symposium dedicated to translational research.
The Scientific Information Resources Center is running two new training sessions.
To mark the publication of Philippe Sansonetti's new book Vaccins ("Vaccines"), you are all welcome to come and meet the author at a signing session held by the publisher Éditions Odile Jacob and the Institut Pasteur on Tuesday March 7, 2017. The book by Philippe Sansonetti, Head of the Molecular Microbial Pathogenesis Unit and a professor at the Institut Pasteur and the Collège de France, looks back to a time without vaccines, less than a century ago, and reminds us of the human cost of diphtheria, polio, tuberculosis, measles and Spanish influenza.
The Information Systems Department has introduced a continuous integration platform for software developers in the Institut Pasteur scientific community, known as GitLab.
All users will need to change their password.
The format in which funding opportunities are published has changed. A schedule of the main calls for proposals is now available with just one click.
It will be updated at the end of every month.