Institut Curie

With a history of serving the public interest since 1921, Institut Curie is committed to conducting critical scientific research, sharing knowledge, and preserving the legacy of Marie Curie, who was awarded Nobel Prizes for her groundbreaking work in physics and chemistry. The institute's joint researcher and physician teams produce cutting-edge, multidisciplinary innovations in understanding and treating cancer. Furthermore, it seeks to preserve and broaden the reach of this knowledge, so that its impact spreads far beyond the borders of France.

Although a leading cancer research center, Institut Curie is also deeply invested in patient care. The hospital group develops and provides comprehensive care for more than 14,000 cancer patients with the goal of improving quality of life at every stage of the disease. With  more than 3,600 researchers, physicians, technicians, and caregivers working across its three sites in Paris, Saint-Cloud, and Orsay, Institut Curie is devoted to leading — and finishing — the fight against cancer.