Commemoration

Share the 2022 New Year card

The Institut Pasteur's 2022 New Year card is inspired by the "Pasteurian spirit" – in other words, how the scientific and humanitarian values that drove Louis Pasteur's research and discoveries in the 19th century are still influencing the way we work today.

The year 2022 marks the bicentenary of the birth of Louis Pasteur, founder of the institute that bears his name. This commemoration is an opportunity to reflect on the intellectual legacy that he passed down to us and to renew our enthusiasm, curiosity and perseverance in light of today's health challenges, at a time when the world is counting on the work of scientists more than ever before.

So why not take this opportunity to share the Institut Pasteur's New Year card and the ideals that will inspire an entire community throughout 2022?

 

Paper card, e-card or social media banners

As well as printed cards available to order from today (see below), you can share your New Year wishes with an e-card and/or visuals for your social media banners. These will be available in next week's newsletter.

And of course there's nothing stopping you from using several formats at once!

Regardless of which format you prefer, we would encourage you to think carefully about your environmental impact as you make use of these cards.

Order your paper cards now and wait until next week for the digital version (next week's newsletter).

 

How to order your paper greetings cards

Orders for the paper version of the 2022 Institut Pasteur New Year card are now open.

The cards cost €1 each.

Each unit should make an order for their staff.

The cards are square this year and each card will come complete with a suitably sized envelope.

To reduce the environmental impact, the cards will not be wrapped in plastic film.

To order your cards, please send an email to cartedevoeux@pasteur.fr with the following details:

  • your employee number,

  • the number of cards you wish to order,

  • the last/first name and campus location of the person they should be delivered to,

  • the name and code of the unit, so that an invoice can be drawn up.

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