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1822

December 27. Birth of Louis Pasteur in Dole (Jura).

1827

His family moved to Arbois.He produced his first pastel drawing at the age of 13.

1831

Louis Pasteur was a pupil at Arbois Collège

1839

Left to study at the Collège Royal in Besançon.

1840

Received his Bachelier ès lettres (Arts diploma) in Besançon. Teaching assistant at the Collège in Besançon.

1842

Received his Bachelier ès Sciences mathématiques (Mathematics diploma) in Dijon.

1843

Admitted to the prestigious École Normale Supérieure (4^th place).

1845

Earned his degree in science.

1846

Appointed physics teacher at the Lycée de Tournon (Ardèche) but stayed on at the École Normale Supérieure as assistant professor.
Met Auguste Laurent in Antoine Balard's laboratory. Studied crystals.

1847

Docteur ès sciences.

1848

Appointed physics teacher at the Lycée de Dijon then substitute chemistry teacher at the Science Faculty in Strasbourg. Research on dimorphism. Historical paper on the two forms of sodium ammonium paratartrate.

1849

Louis Pasteur married Marie Laurent, daughter of the rector of Strasbourg University. Research on the specific properties of the two constituent acids of racemic acid.

1850

Birth of his daughter Jeanne (died in 1859).

1851

Birth of his son Jean-Baptiste.Louis Pasteur's paper on aspartic and malic acids.

1852

New research on the possibility of a relationship between crystalline form, chemical composition and the direction of rotatory polarization.

1853

Birth of his daughter Cécile (died in 1866). Louis Pasteur was named Chevalier of the Imperial Order of the Legion of Honor. He was awarded the Paris Pharmacy Society Prize for his synthesis of racemic acid. Memorandum on the discovery of the transformation of tartaric acid into racemic acid. Discovery of inactive tartaric acid.

1854

Louis Pasteur was appointed Dean of the Science Faculty in Lille.

1855

Beginning of studies on fermentation. Presentation of a paper on amyl alcohol in Lille.

1856

Beginning of research on alcohol fermentation.

1857

Appointed administrator and director of scientific studies at the École Normale Supérieure. Paper on lactic fermentation. Paper on alcohol fermentation.

1858

Birth of his daughter Marie-Louise. Set up his laboratory in the attic of the École Normale Supérieure in Rue d'Ulm, Paris. Beginning of research on spontaneous generation.

1859

Experimental Physiology Prize from the Science Academy for his work on fermentation.

1860

Air samples collected in Arbois to study spontaneous generation. Investigation of the doctrine of spontaneous generation.

1861

Awarded the Jecker Prize by the Science Academy for his research on fermentation. Publication of his findings on vinegar in the Paris Chemistry Society bulletin.

1862

Elected to the Science Academy (mineralogy section). Study of the role of mycoderma in acetic fermentation. Awarded the Alhumbert Prize for his research on spontaneous generation.

1863

Birth of his daughter Camille (died in 1865). Napoleon III requested Louis Pasteur to study wine diseases. Research on wine and the effect of oxygen in air on the winemaking process. Appointed professor of applied geology, physics and chemistry at the École des Beaux-Arts.

1865

Filed a patent for a process used to preserve and improve wine by moderate heating in anaerobic conditions, which came to be known as pasteurization. Research on silkworm diseases.

1866

Publication of "Studies on wine". Publication of an essay on the scientific work of Claude Bernard. (portrait above)

1867

Set up a physiological chemistry laboratory at the École Normale Supérieure. Appointed professor of organic chemistry at the Sorbonne. Awarded the Grand Prix at the Universal Exposition for his research on wine. Resigned from his administrative duties at the École Normale Supérieure.

1868

Degree of Doctor of Medicinehonoris causa from the University of Bonn. Made a Commander of the Legion of Honor. Publication of research on vinegar. Louis Pasteur suffered a stroke that paralyzed his left side.

1870

Publication of research on silkworm diseases.

1871

Research on new processes for manufacturing and preserving beer.

1873

Elected to the Academy of Medicine.

1876

Publication of "Studies on beer".

1877

Memorandum on the fermentation of urine. Research on anthrax. Research on septicemia.

1878

Made a Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor. Publication of the paper "Germ theory and its applications to medicine and surgery". Developed the chicken cholera vaccine using an attenuated microbe. Research on gangrene, septicemia and puerperal fever.

1879

Paper on the plague. Discovery of immunization using attenuated cultures. His daughter Marie-Louise married René Vallery-Radot. (Portrait above)

1880

Appointed member of the Central Society of Veterinary Medicine. Paper on virulent diseases (Louis Pasteur established the principle of virus vaccines for the very first time). Beginning of research on rabies.

1881

Received the Grand Croix of the Legion of Honor. Developed the anthrax vaccine. Work on yellow fever near Bordeaux. Elected to the Académie française.

1882

Paper on contagious pleuropneumonia in cattle. Research on erysipelothrix infection.

1883

Developed the erysipelothrix vaccine with Louis Thuillier (Portrait above).

1884

New papers on rabies. Paper on pathogenic microbes and attenuated-virus vaccines at the Copenhagen Congress. Louis Pasteur presented the general principle of vaccination of virulent diseases.

1885

First human rabies vaccination.

1887

Elected Life Secretary of the Science Academy. Suffered a second attack of paralysis.

1888

Opening of the Institut Pasteur on November 14.

1892

Jubilee celebrated at the Sorbonne on December 27.

1895

Louis Pasteur died in Villeneuve-l'Étang on September 28. (Last photograph taken of Louis Pasteur)

When Did Louis Pasteur Get Married Where Did Louis Pasteur Live

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