The French Society of Biology (Société Française de Biologie) is a professional organization dedicated to promoting the study and advancement of biology in France. Founded in 1857, it serves as a platform for biologists to share research, collaborate, and engage in discussions about various biological disciplines. The society organizes conferences, publishes scientific journals, and supports educational initiatives to enhance public understanding of biology. Members of the society include researchers, educators, and students from diverse fields such as molecular biology, ecology, and genetics. By fostering a community of biologists, the French Society of Biology aims to contribute to scientific progress and address pressing biological challenges facing society today.