Chemistry
Discover a curated list of renowned celebrities who have made significant contributions to the field of Chemistry. From Nobel laureates to pioneering researchers, explore their fascinating journeys and the impact they have had on scientific advancements.

Stuart Pivar
USA
USAAmerican chemist, art collector and writer

Peter Debay
Netherlands
NetherlandsPhysicist and chemist

John Dalton
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish chemist and physicist

Murshud Hanveli Annagiev
Azerbaijan
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Chemical Sciences.

George Koval
USA
USASoviet atomic spy in the USA

Melvin De Groote
USA
USAAmerican chemist and inventor

Grace Calvert
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish chemist.

Richard F. W. Bader
Canada
CanadaCanadian quantum chemist

Alexander Iovskiy
Professor of Pharmacy and Chemistry at Moscow University.

Richard Smalley
USA
USAChemist, Nobel laureate in 1996

Johannes Wislicenus
German organic chemist, worked primarily in the field of chemical structure theory and stereochemistry.

Klemens Alexandr Winkler
Germany
GermanyChemist, discovered germanium

Vladimir Prelog
Switzerland
SwitzerlandChemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1975 (jointly with D. Cornforth).

Archer Martin
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish biochemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1952 jointly with Richard Synge

Gottfried Ozann
Germany
GermanyChemist and physicist

Ludwig Rainer Claisen
Germany
GermanyGerman organic chemist

Vladimir Kurbatov
Art historian, architectural historian, chemist, engineer-technologist

Murat Zhurinov
Kazakhstan
KazakhstanKazakhstani scientist, chemist

Melvin Calvin
USA
USAAmerican biochemist

Johannes Kunckel
Germany
GermanyGerman alchemist.

Bulat Zhubanov
Kazakhstan
KazakhstanKazakh chemist

Gerbert Braun
Great Britain
Great BritainAmerican chemist

Hennig Brandt
Germany
GermanyLegendary German alchemist

Thomas Graham
Great Britain
Great BritainScottish chemist

Walter Norman Haworth
Great Britain
Great BritainNobel Prize in Chemistry, 1937, jointly with Paul Karrer

Ronald Norrish
Great Britain
Great BritainChemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1967 (jointly with M. Eigen and D. Porter)

Edward Acheson
USA
USAAmerican chemist

Bernard Courtois
France
FranceFrench chemist.

Claude Louis Berthollet
France
FranceFrench chemist.

Justus Liebig
Germany
GermanyGerman chemist

Ernst Boris Chain
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish biochemist

Alexander Classen
Germany
GermanyGerman chemist.

Siro Akobori
Japan
JapanJapanese organic chemist and biochemist

Josiah-Parsons Cooke
USA
USAAmerican chemist.

Martin-Genrih Klaprot
Germany
GermanyGerman chemist

Stanislav Shchepanovsky
Poland
PolandPolish engineer, lawyer, economist, chemist

Viktor Goldshmidt
Germany
GermanyChemist and geologist, one of the founders of geochemistry and crystal chemistry.

Georgius Agricola
Germany
GermanyGerman scientist, chemist, considered one of the fathers of mineralogy.

Juris Hmelnickis
Latvia
LatviaLatvian chemist

Alekper Gasan Aliev
Azerbaijan
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani chemist

Richard Abegg
Germany
GermanyGerman chemist, founder of the electronic concept of valence.

Gemfry Davy
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish chemist and physicist, one of the founders of electrochemistry

Otto Heinrich Warburg
Germany
GermanyGerman biochemist and physiologist

Paul Muller
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss chemist, Nobel laureate in physiology or medicine 1948

Iren Joliot-Curie
France
FranceChemist, Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry

Yanush Leon Vishnevskiy
Poland
PolandDoctor of Chemical Sciences, writer

Yuriy Zaharov
Russia
RussiaDoctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Academician of the International Academy of Higher Education Sciences

Robert Robinson
Great Britain
Great BritainNobel Prize in Chemistry, 1947

Henry Taube
USA
USAChemist

Vladimir Torchilin
Russia
RussiaChemist