YouTuber Bruce Benamran focuses on the infinitely small details of the living world at the Institut Pasteur

To mark this year's Pasteurdon, for the second year in a row, YouTuber Bruce Benamran (who has almost a million subscribers to his "e-penser" channel) has produced a video to show his support for the Institut Pasteur.

After meeting the teams from the Ultrastructural BioImaging technology and service unit and listening carefully to the explanations given by Christine Schmitt, Adeline Mallet and Arthur Charles-Orszag, this year Bruce Benamran has come up with a fascinating video that focuses on the infinitely small details of the living world. The video is both funny and educational – and it gave the experienced YouTuber the chance to realize a childhood dream: observing one of his beard hairs and making a microscopic engraving on it! This entertaining and unusual video is a great way to find out more about the Institut Pasteur's microscopy activities.

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