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.
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Jacobus Vant-Hoff
 NetherlandsDutch chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1901)
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Peter Waage
 NorwayNorwegian physical chemist and mineralogist.
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Hennig Brandt
 GermanyLegendary German alchemist
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Jack Baldwin
 Great BritainEnglish chemist
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Sunn Bergstrem
 SwedenSwedish biochemist, academician of the Swedish Academy of Sciences, Nobel Prize laureate.
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Ernst Otto Beckmann
Germany German chemist.
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Pierre Bayen
 FranceFrench chemist and pharmacist.
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Richard F. W. Bader
 CanadaCanadian quantum chemist
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Anatoliy Babko
 UkraineUkrainian Soviet analytical chemist, academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR (1957), honored scientist of the Ukrainian SSR (1966).
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Henry Edward Armstrong
Great Britain English chemist
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Murshud Hanveli Annagiev
 AzerbaijanAzerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Chemical Sciences.
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Johann Andreae
Germany German naturalist, chemist, pharmacist
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Mirza Allahverdev
Azerbaijan Azerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Chemical Sciences.
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Alekper Gasan Aliev
Azerbaijan Azerbaijani chemist
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Siro Akobori
 JapanJapanese organic chemist and biochemist
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Richard Abegg
Germany German chemist, founder of the electronic concept of valence.
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Harold Clayton Urey
 USANobel Prize in Chemistry, 1934
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Emil Erlenmeyer
Germany German scientist, organic chemist, synthesized isobutyric acid
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Carleton Ellis
USA American inventor
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Henry J. Eyring
USA Mexican-American chemist
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Manfred Eigen
Germany Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1967 (jointly with R. Norrish and D. Porter).
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Hermann Staudinger
Germany German chemist, awarded the 1953 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
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Karl Shvele
Sweden Swedish chemist, since 1775 - member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
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Togrul Shahtahtinskiy
Azerbaijan Azerbaijani petrochemist, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan, professor, doctor of chemical sciences.
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Jan Czochralski
 PolandPolish chemist
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Karl Ziegler
Germany Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1963 (together with D. Natta).
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Ge Hong
 ChinaChinese Taoist scholar and alchemist, famous for his encyclopedic treatises
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Albert Hofmann
 SwitzerlandSwiss chemist
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Roald Hoffmann
USA Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1981, jointly with Kenichi Fukui
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Charles Hall
USA American chemical engineer.
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Dudley Robert Herschbach
USA Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1986 (together with Y. T. Li and D. Polanyi).
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Gerhard Herzberg
Canada Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1971
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Richard Fred Heck
USA American chemist
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George De Hevesy
 HungaryNobel Prize in Chemistry, 1943.
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Herbert Hauptman
USA American mathematician, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry 1985
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Kenichi Fukui
Japan Japanese chemist, Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry "for their development of the theory of chemical reactions" together with Roald Hofmann.
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Ernst Otto Fisher
Germany German chemist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1973
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Hermann Emil Fischer
Germany German organic chemist
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John Fenn
USA American researcher, professor of analytical chemistry, Nobel laureate.
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Iogann Faust
Germany Doctor, warlock, who lived in the first half of the 16th century. in Germany.
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Alexander Todd
Great Britain Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1957
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Arne Tiselius
Sweden Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1948.
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Henry Taube
USA Chemist
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Wendell Meredith Stanley
USA American chemist, Nobel Prize laureate in chemistry, 1946, (together with D. Sumner and D. Northrop) “for the preparation of pure enzymes and viral proteins.”
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William Stein
USA Chemist
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Susan Solomon
USA American scientist, specialist in atmospheric chemistry
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Frederick Soddy
Great Britain English radiochemist, Nobel Prize laureate
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Michael Smith
Canada Canadian biochemist
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Frederick Sanger
Great Britain English biochemist, the only scientist to twice win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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Theodor Svedberg
Sweden Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1926.
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