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.

Karl Julius Weber

German historian.

Boguslav Havranek

Czech philologist, Bohemianist, Slavist

American economics professor

German philologist and English specialist

George Albert Boulenger

Belgian-British zoologist and ichthyologist

August Wilhelm Knoch

German entomologist

Ignatius Garnet

Russian publisher, founder

Johann Georg Wagler

German zoologist and herpetologist

Alexander Mackenzie

Johann Friedrich Jaennicke

German entomologist and writer on art history and theory.

Russian and Soviet zoologist, professor

Willy Kukenthal

German zoologist

French Slavic philologist and collector

Hans-Werner Berlepsc

German ornithologist

Mikhail Elyashevich

Soviet and Belarusian physicist

Gottlieb Herrich-Schaffe

German entomologist and physician

Albert Otto Hirschman

German economist and author

American anthropologist.

Outstanding Russian oceanographer, zoologist and hydrobiologist

Philipp Jakob Cretzschmar

German anatomist and zoologist

German diplomat, professor.

German Sanskrit scholar and Indologist

Nicolaus Kleinenberg

German zoologist.

Daniel Cornides

Hungarian historian, professor

Gleb Cherdantsev

Outstanding Soviet geographer, economist and cartographer, Doctor of Economics (1936)

German physician and botanist

Swedish traveler and explorer

Alexander Galkin

Experimental physicist, academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR

Albertus Magnus

Catholic, theologian, philosopher, Catholic saint.

American writer, songwriter, game developer and general consultant.

Inca Garcilaso De la Vega

Peruvian historian

Austrian zoologist

Achille Valenciennes

French zoologist, ichthyologist and malacologist.

Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire

French zoologist

Soviet and French mathematician, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.

German physicist, mathematician and inventor

Nahum Norbert Glatzer

German and American Jewish philosopher and historian of Judaism.

English astronomer

Christian philosopher and theologian

Ausra Augustinaviciute

Lithuanian economist, sociologist, psychologist, one of the creators of socionics.

American geochemist

Vladimir Protsenko

Soviet and Ukrainian mathematician and mechanic

Ludwig Bieberbach

German mathematician.

George Stephenson

English inventor, creator of one of the first steam locomotives and builder of the first public railway, Darlingon-Stockton.

Johannes Warming

Danish botanist, ecologist, algologist, mycologist, microbiologist

American scientist, specialist in dietetics and nutrition

Walter Sydney Adams

American astronomer

Canadian author, government adviser, consultant and public speaker

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

French Catholic philosopher and theologian, biologist, geologist, paleontologist, archaeologist, anthropologist

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