1822-1895

Examines the life of Louis Pasteur, a French scientist whose discoveries, including a rabies vaccine and the process of pasteurization, had important practical applications in both medicine and industry.

Provides a simple biography of Louis Pasteur describing his numerous accomplishments.

Profiles the life of the founder of modern medicine, Louis Pasteur.

Chronicles the life of Louis Pasteur, describing his childhood, personal relationships, and his accomplishments in the fields of biology and chemistry, the foundation of the Pasteur Institute, and related topics. Includes a time line, list of additional facts, and other resources.

Join the adventure as Louis Pasteur sets out to solve some of the greatest medical mysteries of all time.

Discusses the life of Louis Pasteur and his contributions to fighting disease, creating vaccines and researching the pasteurization process.

Introduces students to this amazing scientist and inventor, who proved that microscopic organisms were the cause of many diseases.

Tells the story of how science teacher Louis Pasteur discovered microbes in 1856 while trying to solve a problem at the local sugarbeet factory.