Science
Discover a comprehensive list of notable figures who have made significant contributions to the field of science. From Albert Einstein to Marie Curie, explore the lives and accomplishments of these renowned scientists who have shaped our understanding of the world.
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Monmouth Geoffrey
 Great BritainEnglish church leader, historian
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Israfil Ismail oglu Abbasli
 AzerbaijanAzerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Philological Sciences, professor.
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Werner Jaeger
 GermanyGerman historian and classical philologist
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Josef Schlesinger
 AustriaAustrian politician, mathematician, economist and agronomist
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William Giauque
 USAChemist
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Martin Gardner
USA American mathematician and science writer
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William Sealy Gosset
Great Britain Statistician
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Charles Totte
USA American officer, professor of military tactics and writer
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Arthur Korn
Germany German physicist, mathematician and inventor
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Victor Ilyin
 BelarusBelarusian scientist in the field of theoretical and applied electrical engineering
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Ludwig Feuerbach
Germany German philosopher
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David Kazhdan
 IsraelIsraeli and American mathematician
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Kuroda Kanichi
 JapanJapanese Marxist philosopher and socio-political figure
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Emil Erlenmeyer
Germany German scientist, organic chemist, synthesized isobutyric acid
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Anton Komers
Austria Austrian economist and agronomist.
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Walter Frederick LaFeber
USA Prominent American historian
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Michelle Gielan
USA American psychologist
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Karl Theodor Weigel
Germany German historian, runologist, Ahnenerbe employee, SS Sturmbannführer
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Anna Kiryanova
 RussiaPhilosopher-practitioner and psychologist
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Thomas Nuttall
Great Britain English botanist and zoologist
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Anthony Atkinson
Great Britain British economist, creator of the Atkinson index
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Herbert Hauptman
USA American mathematician, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry 1985
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Friedrich Muller
Germany German philologist, orientalist, specialist in general linguistics and mythology, involuntary progenitor of the Aryan racial theory.
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Mary Morgan
USA American scientist
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George Grote
Great Britain English historian and politician
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Nassim Taleb
USA American economist, essayist, scientist and statistician
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Artur Harden
USA Chemist
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Myrtle Bachelder
USA American chemist and Women's Army Corps officer
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Adolf Ermann
Germany German Egyptologist and lexicographer, founder of the Berlin School of Egyptology.
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Jason Furman
USA American economist, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Barack Obama.
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Herbert Seifert
Germany German mathematician known for his work in topology
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Pieter Zeeman
 NetherlandsDutch physicist
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Nicolas Antoine Boulanger
 FranceFrench philosopher and ancient historian, polyglot
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Sediq Afghan
 AfghanistanAfghan mathematician and philosopher
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Ernst Kummer
Germany German mathematician.
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Isaac Cardoso
 Italy17th century physician, writer and philosopher
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Irvin D. Yalom
USA American psychologist and psychotherapist
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Stepan Nazarian
 ArmeniaPublicist, educator, literary historian, orientalist
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Arthur Conolly
Great Britain British intelligence officer, traveler, writer. Author of the term "Great Game".
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George Gallup
USA The founder of modern methods of public opinion polling
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Thomas Carlyle
Great Britain English publicist, historian and philosopher
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Ella Allred
Nutritionist.
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John Antony Cramer
Great Britain English philologist, professor at Oxford.
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Gregor Krek
Austria Austrian philologist
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Arne Naess
 NorwayNorwegian scientist, talented philosopher
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Albert Schweitzer
Germany German theologian, philosopher, musician and physician, Nobel Peace Prize, 1952
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Johann Andreas Segner
Germany German scientist, mathematician, physician
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Nikolay Vavilov
Russian botanist, plant breeder, geneticist, geographer
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Sandor Korosi Csoma
 HungaryHungarian and Romanian philologist-orientalist
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Shamsuddin Azeemi
 PakistanSufi master, leader of the Sufi order "Azimiyah"
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