Lulla Opatowski is professor in Mathematical Epidemiology (University of Versailles Saint Quentin – UVSQ). Her main research interests are in mathematical modelling of infectious disease and statistical inference, with a particular interest in bacterial […]
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 […]
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 […]
Laurent Dacheux obtained his doctorate in Pharmaceutical Sciences (PharmD) in 2000 at the University of Sciences and Techniques of Tours, France, after defending his thesis on anticancer immunotherapy and pharmacogenetics. More precisely, he had […]
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 […]
Simon Cauchemez joined Institut Pasteur in 2013 to head Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases Unit. The main research objective of his unit is to develop state-of-the-art statistical and mathematical methods to address these challenges, […]
I did my Master and my PhD in the NMR unit of Biomolecules headed by Mrs. Delepierre at the Institut Pasteur. My thesis focused on the study of heme acquisition mechanism in bacteria. I […]
Sarah Vozlinsky is the Program Development Coordinator for the Pasteur Center for Global Health. After graduating with a Master degree in International Affairs specialized in Global Health at Sciences Po Paris School of International […]
