Viral Populations and Pathogenesis
Our lab is a new G5 group within the Department of Virology at the Pasteur Institute in Paris. G5 groups
are independent research entitites headed by new faculty members. Have a look at the people section
to see who’s on our team, and the research section
to see what we like to think about.
Institut Pasteur
The Pasteur Institute is a private foundation and research institute first established in 1887 by Louis Pasteur himself. The institute is home to thousands of scientists from every continent and background, coming together with common interests in biomedical sciences and infectious diseases. The institute’s campus in Paris is situated within the city itself, in the 15th arrondissement. The international network of Pasteur Institutes, adds to this hundreds of scientists working in over thirty centers across the globe. Please consult the website for detailed information.
Paris, France
Everything has been said about Paris, and everything is probably, at least in part, true. The city is a bustling metropolis in the center of the Ile de France region that is home to over 10 million people, a sixth of France’s population. As expected of
a city of its size and history, it offers countless distractions no matter what your interests. Yet, despite its size, it is surprisingly easy to navigate, relax, breath
and enjoy.
Join Us
If you are a motivated individual, whether creative and/or analytical, thinking “outside the box”, who would like to spend some time working with and learning from equally motivated people, then our lab might be your thing. We are a hard working group of dynamic personalities who come together to do exciting science in a relaxed atmosphere. We are strong believers that the best science comes from a happy working environment and that every person, regardless of age, career title or experience contributes equally to our common and individual goals. Most importantly, we adhere to the notion that science should be fun! Anyone interested in our group should submit a CV, a letter of introduction, and an outline of the research projects/interests you may like develop or bring to our lab.
December 2012
Book chapter Publication! Check the book "Reverse Genetics of RNA Virus". Chapter by Antonio and Marco.
August 2012
PNAS publication! Congratulations to Nina, Stéphanie and other lab members for their work on mutator strains of Coxsackie viruses.
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August 2012
Check out the two volumes on Virus:Host Interactions (Curr Op Mirobiology, Aug 2012) and Virus Evolution (Curr Op Virology, Oct 2012) edited by Marco.
Sept 2010
LAURA LEVI, NINA GNÄDIG AND STEPHANIE BEAUCOURT publish in PLOS Pathogens! Congratulations to all of them for a great job.
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March 2012
Nina's collaborative work with the Cameron lab on virus genetic robustness now out in Journal of Virology!
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December 2011
Toni and Kenny's new opinion piece on transmission dynamics and virus evolution now out in Current Opinion of Virology journal!
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September 2011
Nina Gnädig is one of 10 L'Oréal "Boursières Françaises" Selected from among over 400 women completing their graduate studies in a scientific field at a French insitution, Nina's work, accomplishment, character and future potential has been recognised by this prestigious award. Congratulations to a star student!
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PNAS publication. Congratulations to Lark Coffey and the team for their recent work on a high fidelity Chikungunya virus variant in vivo!
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