Physics
Discover the list of renowned scientists who have made significant contributions to the field of Physics. From Albert Einstein to Marie Curie, explore the lives and achievements of these influential figures.

Carl Wieman
USA
USAAmerican physicist

Michael Faraday
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish physicist and chemist.

Valter Ignatchenko
Ukraine
UkraineHead of the Theoretical Department of the L.V. Kirensky Institute of Physics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
France
FranceFrench physicist

Heinz Barwich
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist

Andre-Louis Debierne
France
FranceFrench physicist and chemist

Philipp Jolly
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist and mathematician

William Pikering
USA
USAAmerican physicist, engineer who led the creation of the first American artificial Earth satellite.

Al-Biruni
Afghanistan
AfghanistanAsian scholar of the Middle Ages

Artur Vaytman
USA
USAAmerican theoretical physicist, member of the US National Academy of Sciences. In quantum theory, Wightman's theorem is known.

Artur Komton
USA
USAPhysicist

Herzen Kopylov
Russian physicist, dissident

Nils Gustav Dalen
Sweden
SwedenSwedish industrialist, entrepreneur, physicist

Glenn Theodore Seaborg
USA
USAAmerican physicist, awarded the 1951 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

David Gross
USA
USAAmerican physicist

Kristian Doppler
Austria
AustriaAustrian physicist

Louis Slotin
Canada
CanadaCanadian chemist and physicist

Hans Wilhelm Geiger
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist who created a radioactive particle counter (Geiger counter)

Edwin Hall
USA
USAAmerican physicist

Lui Alvares
USA
USAPhysicist

Nicolas Carnot
France
FranceFrench physicist, one of the founders of thermodynamics.

John Tyndall
Great Britain
Great BritainThe English Physicist Who Explained Why the Sky Is Blue

Jean-Daniel Colladon
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss physicist.

Abdul Qadeer Kan
India
IndiaPakistani nuclear scientist, founder and director of the Pakistani nuclear program.

Pierre Auger
France
FranceFrench physicist, specialist in nuclear physics and cosmic radiation.

Robert de Graaf
USA
USAAmerican physicist

Samuel Ting
USA
USAPhysicist

Ralph Kronig
Netherlands
NetherlandsDutch theoretical physicist, member of the Dutch Academy of Sciences.

Sinitiro Tomonaga
Japan
JapanPhysicist

Artur Shavlov
USA
USAPhysicist

Denes Gabor
Hungary
HungaryHungarian physicist, Nobel Prize laureate in Physics in 1971

Heyke Kamerlingh Onnes
Netherlands
NetherlandsDutch physicist, one of the founders of low temperature physics, organizer and first director of the cryogenic laboratory in Leiden

Armand Fizea
France
FranceFrench physicist.

Karl Sebastian Cornelius
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist

Chester Carlson
USA
USAAmerican scientist, talented physicist, inventor of xerography

Mark Azbel
Israel
IsraelPhysicist, professor at Tel Aviv University

Alfred Lande
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist

Isaak Newton
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish mathematician and physicist

Arthur Jeffrey Dempster
Canada
CanadaCanadian-American physicist, member of the US National Academy of Sciences

Victor Gribkovsky
Belarus
BelarusSoviet and Belarusian physicist

Georg Hermann Quincke
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist.

Clarence Melvin Zener
USA
USAAmerican physicist

Michael Burry
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish scientist, specialist in the field of mathematical physics

Edoardo Amaldi
Italy
ItalyItalian experimental physicist

Howard Wiseman
Australia
AustraliaAustralian scientist, quantum physicist

Walther Bothe
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist

Fikret Ismayilov
Azerbaijan
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Carl Anderson
USA
USAAmerican physicist who discovered the positron in 1932, for which he received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1936.

Leonid Borisoglebsky
Belarus
BelarusSoviet and Belarusian theoretical physicist

Ivan Drabenko
Soviet and Moldovan physicist, professor, inventor of the USSR