Pasteur

Louis Pasteur is considered the father of clinical microbiology and immunology. He discovered vaccines for rabies and anthrax. The biographical comic describes Pasteur's early years as a student, his further studies and his fears. Also recorded are the chemical experiments that led the scientist to develop his theories and the medical discoveries based on them.
A set of comic biographies focusing on famous names in the world of science (Louis Pasteur, Isaac Newton, Marie Curie, Albert Einstein) depicts a particular stage in the life of each personality, with details of their scientific discoveries and life's work. The author not only presents basic information about each character, but also touches on concepts of her research, such as. the theory of relativity or the discovery of radiation. These simple ways of getting to know famous figures in science can lead children to further their interest in scientists and science.