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Welcome to the web page of the group I lead within the VirPath research team (Centre International de Recherche en Infectiologie) based in Lyon, France.

Since 2018, I have been leading projects dedicated to the study of co-infections between respiratory viruses and bacteria, at the fundamental and translational levels, through the implementation of biologically relevant models and the combination of microbiology, cell biology and omics approaches. This emerging research group works closely with the two other groups led by Prof Bruno Lina and Dr Manuel Rosa-Calatrava within the VirPath team.

The VirPath team works on different aspects of respiratory virus biology, from the deciphering of the mechanisms leading to influenza virus emergence and pathogenesis, to the analysis of viral interplays with host cell during respiratory virus infection, through fundamental, clinical and translational approaches.

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RCF Lyon Radio interview

by Olivier Terrier

https://www.rcf.fr/economie-et-societe/dis-pourquoi-rcf-lyon?episode=462241 Olivier Terrier, chercheur CNRS au Centre International de Recherche en Infectiologie à Lyon, est l’un des contributeurs d’un ouvrage qui vient d’être publié avec le CNRS aux éditions Cherche Midi : L’ère des pandémies : Covid, les avancées de la recherche. Retour sur le chemin parcouru par les scientifiques depuis l’apparition du covid il y … Continue reading RCF Lyon Radio interview

9th International Influenza Meeting – Registration & Abstract Submission open!

by Olivier Terrier

Dear friends and colleagues,  Dear ladies and gentlemen,  Today we would like to inform you that the Registration and Abstract Submission of our upcoming „9th International Influenza Meeting“, which will take place from 05 – 07 September 2024 in Münster, Germany, are open!  The 9th edition of this meeting will take place under the topic … Continue reading 9th International Influenza Meeting – Registration & Abstract Submission open!

COVID-19, the natural history of a disease. What does science have to say about the risks of a new epidemic era?

by Olivier Terrier

Release today of a collective work dedicated to COVID-19, published by Le Cherche Midi, in which I had the pleasure of contributing. Has the world entered a new epidemic era? What does science have to say? For several years now, scientists have been warning of the emergence of new diseases and the influence of environmental … Continue reading COVID-19, the natural history of a disease. What does science have to say about the risks of a new epidemic era?

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