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Louis Pasteur: Founder of Microbiology (Immortals of Science) by Mary June Burton (Purple House Press) camps and our homes--to cultivate comfortLouis Pasteur, founder of microbiology, had an early interest in spontaneous generation. His years of patient and exhaustive research on the germ theory of disease earned for this tireless French chemist a place as one of the true Immortals of Science. Perhaps Pasteur is best known for showing how harmful bacteria could be killed by holding them at a definite temperature for a certain length of time. Later this process acquired its discoverer's name