PASTEUR2030
Participate in upcoming Grants Office webinars and complete the survey on the impact of your funding
→ 2 Grants Office webinars on new funding opportunities
The Grants Office (GO) is pleased to invite you to 2 webinars on funding opportunities for national, European and international projects, in line with the Pasteur 2030 Strategic Plan.
The GO will also explain how it can help you obtain funding adapted to your research.
These events will take place on Teams in English. The replays will be available on ePasteur.
- 9 October, 2025, 11:00–12:30: Infectious Disease Threats (Scientific Priority 1), AMR, Environmental Transitions & Health (Scientific Priority 2)
Register here
- 16 October, 2025, 11:00–12:30: Origins of diseases (Scientific Priority 3), Health & disease at extreme ages of life (Scientific Priority 4)
Register here
The presentations of each webinar will last 30 to 40 minutes. Members of the GO will remain at your disposal to answer your questions.
Reminder
- Funding opportunities are available in Grant Finder and previsional calendars, updated monthly
Don’t forget to use Grant Manager so that the GO can help you in the preparation of your response to calls for proposals from external funders.
→ Your feedback on the impact of your grants
As part of an initiative sponsored by the Direction of Transformation and Strategic Projects (DTPS) and contributing to the objectives of the Institut Pasteur Strategic Plan, the Grants Office is working on a first report on the impact of grants for the period 2019-2024.
This report will present financial data, as well as other indicators that go beyond the funding: scientific excellence, innovation, collaborations, policies and more.
The aim is to have a clearer picture of the impact of grants to allow to better advise the scientists and internal services on which funding opportunities offer strategic value.
Most of data comes from GO databases, namely Grant Manager. Collaboration with other internal services is also being established to obtain additional data. However, for some indicators there is no better source for feedback than the PIs themselves.
For this, we have developed a short survey of 10 questions (requires less than 5 minutes to complete). We’ve already reached out to some of the PIs of major collaborative projects that finished between 2019 and 2024 (i.e. ERC or Gates Foundation). Now we’re requesting feedback from the entire scientific community. If you held a grant that finished in 2019 or later*, please fill out the survey below. Any kind of grant is welcome, including fellowships.
*Feedback from grants that ended in 2025 will be used in the next edition of the report, which will cover the year 2025.