David Bikard is the head of the Synthetic Biology group at Institut Pasteur in Paris. He obtained an engineer degree from AgroParisTech and a PhD from Paris Diderot University for his work performed at […]
Philippe Bastin grew up in the Belgian countryside where he developed interest for life sciences. He studied biology at Namur, Louvain and Brussels where he completed his doctoral studies in 1993 at the de […]
Focus on hemorrhagic fever viruses, host/pathogen interactions, viral countermeasures, vaccines
Florence Larrous, Research Engineer in “Dynamic of Lyssavirus and adaptation to host” unit is involved in public health activities for animal and human rabies diagnosis but also in several research topics. She is responsible […]
Topics of research The development of epidemiological models to study viral dynamics in bat colonies and in dog populations together with comprehensive viral phylodynamics studies using the combination of phylogenetic and coalescent approaches to […]
Perrine Parize is one of the deputy directors of the National Reference Center – Rabies (NRCR). After medical degree (Paris V) and master of science degree in epidemiology (Paris VI), she specialised in infectious […]
Trained as a pharmacist, Laurent Dacheux quickly moved into research, through the completion of a PhD in virology which focused on the study of the antibody response in long-term asymptomatic HIV patients. During his […]
Roland Brosch obtained his PhD at the University of Salzburg in Austria and after some years of postdoctoral training at the University of Wisconsin in Madison and the Institut Pasteur in Paris, he integrated […]
