PhD Student
Bacteriology [250]
Program Project
Array
The microbial communities that live with us, the microbiota, are now understood to be a key component of our being, playing roles in metabolism, immunity and behavior. More than a decade has elapsed since […]
Project
PERT-SEVERE II – Impact de l’expression bactérienne et de la réponse immunitaire dans la gravité de la coqueluche
Julie Toubiana
Permanent Researcher
Jean-Marc Collard
Enteric Bacterial Pathogens
Physician
Anna Both
Chromatin and Infection
Project
PER-SEVERE: Defining the contribution of variable microbial factors and host immunity to pertussis severity
Carla Rodrigues
Project
NOVOPLASM – Novel perspective for cold plasma application in the treatment of severe and infected burn wounds
Nadira Frescaline • Olivier Dussurget
Post-doc
Quentin Leclerc
Quentin Leclerc is a mathematical modeller in infectious disease epidemiology at Institut Pasteur and CNAM. He is currently studying the potential impact of vaccination to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in healthcare environments, as part […]
Non-permanent Researcher
Praveen Rahi
Collection of the Institut Pasteur (CIP)
Tool
Flow Cytometry protocols – handbook
Sophie Novault
PhD Student
Marc Settelen
Integrated Mycobacterial Pathogenomics
Post-doc
Project Manager
Chiara Crestani
Biodiversity and Epidemiology of Bacterial Pathogens
I graduated in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Bologna in 2015. Before starting my PhD, I worked for the Italian health authority and research organization for animal health and food safety (IZSVe). In […]
PhD Student
Daniel Krentzel
Imaging and Modeling
I am a PhD student in the Imaging and Modeling Unit supervised by Christophe Zimmer. My PhD project aims to develop deep learning methods for antibacterial drug discovery. Previously, I studied Biomedical Engineering at […]
Project
ANR OM-LipAsy: Outer membrane lipid asymmetry in Veillonella parvula, an atypical diderm Firmicute
Christophe Beloin • Simonetta Gribaldo • Nadia Izadi-Pruneyre
PhD Student
Léo Caulat
Group: Isabelle Martin-Verstraete
Post-doc