Jean Jaubert

Jean Jaubert is a Permanent Researcher and Head at the Central Animal Facility of the Institut Pasteur in Paris, France. His work focuses on providing access to animal models and experimental settings in compliance with animal welfare and ethical standards.

Research Interests: His expertise spans laboratory animal science, reproductive animal science, animal welfare and ethics, biosafety, risk assessment, and bioconfinement. His research supports immunological, infectious disease, and genetic studies using rodent models, particularly mice. He contributes to translational research by maintaining health status and experimental integrity in animal facilities.

Publication Trends: Recent publications highlight his involvement in genetic mapping using the Collaborative Cross (CCQTL), immune cell differentiation (iNKT cells), and development of mouse-adapted pathogens like SARS-CoV-2. These works reflect an interdisciplinary focus on host-pathogen interactions, immunogenetics, and bioinformatics tools for complex trait analysis.

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Advising and Grants: There is no explicit mention of students or direct advising roles. Funding sources are not specified in the provided text, though his platform involvement suggests participation in collaborative or institutional grants supporting animal facility operations and related research.

Labs and Teams: Jean Jaubert leads the Central Animal Facility, a core platform at the Institut Pasteur. The team includes veterinarians, research engineers, project managers, and technicians, supporting a wide range of in vivo studies. The facility also offers training courses on rodent surgery and regulatory compliance for project designers.