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.

Tasmuhamed Kary-Niyazov

Soviet Uzbek mathematician and historian of science, academician (1943) and first president of the Academy of Sciences of the Uzbek SSR (1943-1947). Doctor of physical and mathematical sciences. Uzbek. Member of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) since 1931.

British philosopher

Chinese writer, philosopher, scientist.

Joseph Banks Rhine

Psychologist and parapsychologist

Habibulla Amirhanov

Soviet physicist, academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Azerbaijan SSR

Friedrich Wilhelm Sievers

German geographer, regional specialist, traveler, professor of geography

American professor of psychology and neuropsychologist researcher

British scientist, specialist in control theory

Cristobal Acuna

Spanish explorer and Jesuit missionary

German philosopher

German neuropsychiatrist

Aleksey Shahmatov

Russian philologist and linguist-Slavist.

Edward Chamberlin

American economist

Austrian historian

Vyacheslav Kovtun

Ukrainian political scientist, TV presenter

Nicola Abbagnano

Italian existentialist philosopher.

Konstantin Sytnik

Ukrainian scientist and politician. Academician of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Hendrik Casimir

Dutch physicist

American economist, essayist, scientist and statistician

Scottish explorer of Central Africa

Richard Nikolaus Coudenhove-Kalergi

Austrian philosopher, writer, politician, founder of the Pan-European Union, Count

Hungarian historian

Arnold Sommerfeld

German physicist and mathematician, founder of the Munich school of theoretical physics.

German scientist.

Hungarian astronomer

Ismail Abdulhalu Ahundov

Doctor of Medical Sciences, Soviet scientist-tropicologist, teacher and health care organizer. In 1937, having successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, he became the first Azerbaijani professor-tropicologist.

Pavel Apanasevich

Soviet and Belarusian physicist, academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Byelorussian SSR

Seneca the Younger

Roman Stoic philosopher, poet and statesman

Martinus Veltman

Dutch physicist

Italian scientist, traveler, editor, teacher and librarian of the 18th–19th centuries

Saveliy Dudakov

Israeli philologist and historian

Andre Victor Cornil

French physician, medical specialist, histologist.

English grammar

Australian sailor

Sebastian Franck

German thinker, humanist scientist.

Hungarian linguist

Orazio Antinori

Italian zoologist and traveler in Africa

Austrian economist.

Paulius Slavenas

Soviet and Lithuanian astronomer, mathematician, historian and philosopher of science

American astronomer who discovered the ninth major planet of the solar system, Pluto, in 1930

Italian philologist and historian.

Honored geologist of Uzbekistan, discoverer of Tashkent mineral water

Francois De La Rochefoucauld

Duke, French moral writer

German qualified psychologist

Daniil Bernulli

Eric F. Wieschaus

American biologist

American physicist, Nobel Prize in Physics, 1972 (shared with John Bardeen and Leon N. Cooper)

Louis Jacolliot

French writer, traveler, colonial judge and teacher

Ancient Greek scientist, one of the founders of astronomy

French archaeologist and politician.

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