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.

English historian and theologian

Konstantin Caratheodory

German mathematician of Greek nationality.

Explorer of Arabia.

Robert Costanza

American environmental economist.

Thorstein Bunde Veblen

American economist

Vladimir Vladimir Petrovich Girchenko

Historian, archivist, local historian

Ali Akbar Dehkhoda

Iranian linguist, writer and public figure

Ali Abu al Fida

Arab historian and geographer

Mildred Dresselhaus

Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering at MIT

Mark Anthony Canini

Italian writer and patriot.

Veniamin Tudelskiy

Spanish Jew from the city of Tudela

John Bagnell Bury

Irish historian, Byzantinist, classical art historian and philologist

Creator, host of the program 'Obvious-incredible' (since 1973), professor

German botanist and geneticist

Italian mathematician

British paleoanthropologist

Austrian and English art historian and theorist.

American astronomer

American zoologist

Efesskiy Geraklit

Greek philosopher

Grigoriy Kolpakchi

Russian-French philosopher and Egyptologist

French economist and lecturer

English botanist and doctor

Byzantine historian of the late 11th or early 12th century

Marcus Buckingham

Sociologist, consultant and business coach

James McGill Buchanan Jr

American economist, Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics, 1986

Russian and Bulgarian historian and publicist

American chemist

Alexander Neckam

English theologian, writer, philosopher

Soviet and Ukrainian physicist

Tullio Levi-Chivita

A famous Italian mathematician of Jewish origin.

German historian and theologian.

Elisabeth Kubler-Ross

Swiss-American psychiatrist

Arthur Kornberg

American biochemist, awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1959 (together with S. Ochoa) for the discovery of the mechanism of nucleic acid biosynthesis

German writer, psychologist and philosopher, anti-feminist

Frederick Jackson

English polar explorer and geographer, explorer of Africa and Australia

American biochemist

Benjamin Apthorp Gould

American astronomer.

Swedish radiophysicist

Hazel Henderson

Futurist and economist

Alexander Mackenzie

Vincenzo Maria Coronelli

Italian historian and geographer

Alexander Baranov

Soviet metallurgist

Nikolay Zhavoronkov

Soviet scientist in the field of inorganic chemistry and chemical technology

Soren Abildgaard

Danish naturalist, writer and illustrator

Veniamin Hvostov

Russian sociologist, lawyer, philosopher

Warren Kristifer

American lawyer and diplomat.

Bengt Samuelsson

Swedish biochemist

Emmanuel Mounier

French personalist philosopher

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