The Société de Biologie de Paris is a scientific society founded in 1843 in France. It focuses on the advancement of biological sciences through research, education, and collaboration among scientists. The society organizes meetings, publishes scientific journals, and promotes discussions on various biological topics. The society has played a significant role in the development of biology as a discipline. It has contributed to the establishment of important scientific concepts and has been a platform for notable biologists, including Louis Pasteur and Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, to share their findings and ideas.