François Stanislas Cloëz

1817–1883 (age 66)

Biography

François Stanislas Cloëz (1817–1883) was a French pharmacist whose career contributed to the advancement of pharmaceutical science in nineteenth-century France. His work reflected the growing professionalization and scientific rigor of the pharmaceutical field during this period.

Cloëz's long career spanned the development of modern pharmacy from traditional apothecary practices to scientific discipline. He was honored with burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting his respected position within the French scientific and professional community.

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