2. Charles Nicolle, Director General, IPT, 1903 à 1936.
Nobel Prize on medicine, 1928
IPT, 1905
Major discoveries on:
Typhus,
Toxoplasma,
leishmaniasis,
Inapparent disease
Founded in 1893
3. Decision bodies (EPS)
• Administrative Council (16 members)
• Scientific Council : DG + 8 elected members from IPT (+4
internationals)
Institut Pasteur de Tunis
• Biomedical Analysis and Public Health Activities
• Production of therapeutic sera and vaccines
• Research & Development
• Training
• Ethics Committee
• Communication, valorization and technology transfer
• Health and Safety
• Bioressources
• Quality
Committees/offices
Figure 4. IPT’s organizational structure
Mission
6. Biomedical Analysis and
Public Health activities
• 18 laboratories + 2 services (35 biologists): Cover the full array of clinical biology
tests. IPT is recognized for the expertise of some of the laboratories in the
specialized medical biology.
• Several national (rabies, poliomyelitis, measles, bacteria, other) or international
reference centers (for the Eastern Mediterranean Region/WHO: for poliomyelitis
and measles, HPV)
• IPT is a center for vaccination (for the travelers) and a center for rabies treatment
and vaccination (free).
8. Infectious diseases
Venoms & toxins
Genetic diseases and congenital immune deficiencies
Biotechnology and bioprocesses
Bioinformatics and Mathematical modeling
Clinical Epidemiology and Control (including clinical trials)
Research & Development
10. ANR (Paris, France) R&D
BIO-RAD (Paris, France) Patent strengthening
European Commission (Brussels, Belgium) R&D
Fondation Mérieux (Lyon, France) Euro-Mediterranean Public Health
Information System
Fort Dodge Animal Health Vaccine development and validation
International Atomic Energy Agency
(Vienna, Austria) R&D capacity building and training
Institut Pasteur International Network
(Paris, France) R&D and Public Health Activities (control)
Joint WHO/EMRO-COMSTECH
(Islamabad, Pakistan) R&D
National Institutes of Health (Maryland, USA) R&D, clinical research
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
(Brussel, Belgium) R&D
The New Partnership for Africa’s Development
(Johannesburg, South Africa) R&D
Walter Reed Army Institute Of Research
(USA) Clinical trials (phase II and phase III)
Welcome Trust (London, UK) R&D, training
WHO/EMRO (Cairo, Egypt) R&D for control
World Health Organization TDR
(Geneva, Switzerland) R&D, capacity building, training
Funding agencies Grant category
11. • IPT is affiliated to the
University Tunis El Manar
•Supervision of graduate and
post-graduate students
•Organization of theoretical and
hands-on practice training
courses
Training
12. Diploma defended (2014-2016)
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Thèses Mastères PFE/ingénieurat Thèses de
méédecine
Théses de
médecine
vétérinaire
Thèses de
pharmacie
TOTAL
2014 2015 2016
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Thèses Mastères PFE/ingénieurat Thèses de
méédecine
Théses de
médecine
vétérinaire
Thèses de
pharmacie
TOTAL
2014 2015 2016
PhD MSc Licence MD DVM PHARM D TOTAL
13. Eastern Mediterranean Regional Training
Centre selected
TDR news item
5 May 2015
The Institut Pasteur de Tunis in Tunis, Tunisia, has been
selected to be the Eastern Mediterranean Regional Training
Centre supported by TDR. This is the sixth and final centre to
be chosen for the TDR network, which is designed to expand
and coordinate training courses across multiple countries,
leading to improved use of health interventions.
Ethics: Adapting and using the World Health Organization’s training on ethics for the Tunisian
environment and improving the skills of the Tunis Institutional Review Board.
Good health research practice: Training trainers and researchers with the TDR good clinical
practice and good clinical laboratory practice courses, as well as the Good Health Research
Practice course.
Implementation research: Beginning implementation research courses using the TDR
implementation research toolkit, and working with TDR and others to develop a massive open online
course (MOOC) on implementation research focused on infectious diseases of poverty.
14. IPT’s publication track record
(2012-2016: 612 publications)
142
Partner countries Citation impact with partner institutions
15. R&I performance
Publications/researcher
%Publications
with International
Collaborations
% cited documents
H-index
Citation Impact
Publications Top %10
% Publicatios with
IndustryCollaborations
Patents/researcher
PCRD/researcher
KT
agreement/researcher
IPT
CRG
IP
IPT IP CRG
Number of permanent staff researchers/2016 123 1131 95
Publications* 572 5763 1183
H-index * 24 99 73
Publications/researcher 4,65 5,10 12,45
Publications Top %10 * 7,69 19,54 26,46
% Cited documents* 64,16 79,77 84,28
Citation Impact* 4,52 14,87 27,92
%Publications with International Collaborations * 56,47 57,9 64,33
% Publicatios with Industry Collaborations* 0,22 2,72 4,06
knowledge transfert and partnership agreements * 30 63 41
Patents 15 1451 34
Patents/researcher 0,12 1,28 0,36
PCRD-Projects (FP7-H2020) 13 142 124
PCRD (FP7-H2020)/researcher 0,11 0,13 1,31
KT agreement/researcher* 0,24 0,06 0,41