He also created, in 1936, the Institute of Experimental Pathology of North (in Portuguese: Instituto de Patologia Experimental do Norte), located in Belém, Pará state, Brazil it operated as a subsidiary of the Instituto Oswaldo Cruz; later it would bear his name, Instituto Evandro Chagas (today one of the best known institutes on tropical medicine and virology in the world).
In 1936, he founded the Institute of Experimental Pathology of North in Belém, Pará state, Brazil. This institute was initially a subsidiary of the Instituto Oswaldo Cruz but later became known as the Instituto Evandro Chagas, one of the world's leading institutions for tropical medicine and virology.