• BORN: December 27 1822
• PLACE OF BIRTH: Dole, France
• DEATH: September 28 1895
• PLACE OF DEATH: Marnes-la-coquette, France
• AGE: 72
• NATIONALITY: French
• PROFESSION: Biologist, microbiologist and chemist.

CONTRIBUTION

• Vaccination
• Microbial Fermentation
• Dasteurization

AWARD

• RUMFORD MEDAL(1856)
• ForMemRS(1869)
• COPLEY MEDAL(1874)
• ALBERT MEDAL(1882)
• LEEUWENHOEK MEDAL(1895)
• ORDER OF MEDIIDIE

RESEARCH

• MOLECULAR ASYMMETRY
  
• FERMENTATION AND GERM THEORY OF DISEASES
  
• SPONTANEOUS GENERATION
  
  
• IMMUNOLOGY AND VACCINATION
• Chicken cholera
• Anthrax
• Swime erysipelas
• Rabies

FACT ABOUT LOUIS PASTEUR

• He created the first vaccines for rabies and anthrax.
• He is best known for invention of PASTEURIZATION(techniques of treating milk and wine to stop bacteria contamination)
• He is regarded as one of the three main founder of BACTERIOLOGY, together with FERDINAND COHN and ROBERT KOCH father of microbiology.
• He failed Hus first examination in 1841. He managed to pass the baccalaureate scientifique(general science) degree in 1842 from Dijon but with a mediocre grade in Chemistry.