Armand Frappier
Canadian microbiologist with notable research
Canadian microbiologist with notable research
1991
35 years ago — 87 years old
Scientists & Innovators
Canada
One of the key figures in microbiology, conducted vital research on vaccines and infectious diseases. Established the Research Institute of McGill University in Montreal, focusing on virology and immunology. Contributed significantly to the development of the vaccine against typhoid fever and studied various viruses. Advocated for public health improvement and advanced scientific education in Canada.
Developed vaccine for typhoid fever
Founded the Research Institute of McGill University
Conducted important research in virology
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