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.

Ronald Inglehart
USA
USAAmerican political scientist, professor at the University of Michigan, researching the World Values Survey

Karl Weierstrass
Germany
GermanyGerman mathematician

Rudi Dutschke
Germany
GermanyGerman Marxist sociologist and politician

George Crum
USA
USAInventor of potato chips

Max Beer
Austria
AustriaAustro-German Marxist historian of Jewish origin.

Rahul Peter Das
Germany
GermanyGerman Indologist of Indian origin, professor at the University of Halle

Friedrich Keck
Professor at the Hannover University of Technology

Aldo Capitini
Italy
ItalyItalian philosopher, fighter against fascism and war

Clayton M. Christensen
USA
USAAmerican scientist and entrepreneur

Max Ferdinand Perutz
Great Britain
Great BritainChemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1962 (shared with D. Kendrew)

Hannes Alfven
Sweden
SwedenSwedish physicist and astrophysicist

John T. Cacioppo
USA
USAAmerican psychologist

Robert Bunsen
Germany
GermanyGerman chemist.

Hristian Matias Teodor Mommzen
Germany
GermanyGerman historian, Nobel Prize in Literature, 1902

Gustav Kafka
Austria
AustriaAustrian philosopher and psychologist

Brooks Adams
USA
USAAmerican historian and philosopher, grandson of John Quincy Adams

Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Germany
GermanyGerman theologian

Henry Rosovsky
USA
USAAmerican economist

Yuriy Dormashev
Russia
RussiaAssociate Professor of the Department of General Psychology, Faculty of Psychology, Moscow State University

Georg Simmel
Germany
GermanyGerman philosopher and sociologist

Abraham Dee Bartlett
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish taxidermist, zoologist, director of the London Zoo

Genri St. John
Great Britain
Great BritainStatesman, scientist, philosopher, orator

Toby Moskowitz
USA
USAAmerican economist

Karl Kersten
Germany
GermanyGerman historian and archaeologist

Edvard Holm Johannesen
Norway
NorwayNorwegian navigator.

Juozas Bulavas
Lithuania
LithuaniaLithuanian lawyer, statesman and public figure

Mammadtagi Jafarov
Azerbaijan
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences

Kurt Lewin
USA
USAGerman-American psychologist.

Vladimir Kavraysky
Soviet astronomer, geodesist and cartographer

Mir-Ali Qashkay
Azerbaijan
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani and Soviet geologist

Jean Sylvain Bailly
France
FranceAstronomer and figure of the Great French Revolution

Norbert Wojtowicz
Poland
PolandPolish historian, Catholic theologian and publicist.

Edgar Schein
Switzerland
SwitzerlandManagement theorist and practitioner

Vladimir Kistyakovsky
Russian and Soviet physical chemist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences

Oleg Mosin
Russia
RussiaRussian scientist, biochemist, researcher of water, engineer of technology (1992), candidate of Science (Ph. D in Chemistry), assistant professor

Isidore Miletus
Turkey
TurkeyByzantine mathematician and architect

Heinz von Foerster
Austria
AustriaAustrian physicist, mathematician

Farid Dadashev
Azerbaijan
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani scientist, doctor of geological and mineral sciences, professor

Aidan Karibzhanov
Kazakhstan
KazakhstanKazakhstani financier, economist

Valerian Weber
Russian geologist and paleontologist

Amartya Kumar Sen
India
IndiaIndian economist

William Stein
USA
USAChemist

Jean de La Bruyere
France
FranceFrench moralist

Aby Al-Ashari
He achieved considerable heights and acquired profound knowledge in the field of Mu'tazila philosophy.

Ferdinand Magellan
Portugal
PortugalPortuguese navigator (made the first trip around the world)

Socrates
Greece
GreeceAthenian philosopher

John Harsanyi
USA
USAAmerican economist

Leonid Kovalenko
Ukraine
UkraineUkrainian Soviet historian

Nikolaj Bozhko
Russia
RussiaCandidate of geological and mineralogical sciences (1969), Doctor of geological and mineralogical sciences (1988). Professor of the Department of Dynamic Geology of the Geological Faculty (1989).

Boris Nikolskiy
Soviet physical chemist and radiochemist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences.