Science

The largest Turkish archaeologist

Austrian biologist

French philosopher and physician

American biologist. She worked with dolphins in an oceanarium for many years and mastered a way of communicating with animals and people that teachers still have a long way to go.

Indian physician and parasitologist of Scottish origin, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1902.

Swiss mathematician

Ukrainian archaeologist.

Australian scientist, biologist

Swiss philologist

Ancient Greek scientist.

Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Polish writer, poet, translator

Valencian philologist and actor-storyteller, made an important contribution to the recovery of Valencian lexicography, an active participant in the standardization of the Catalan language in the Spanish autonomous community of Valencia.

Italian archaeologist

Russian philosopher and theologian, candidate of sciences in philology and theology (PhD).

Chemist

German anatomist and histologist.

Russian and Soviet scientist, phytopathologist, mycologist, popularizer of science, doctor of biological sciences

Russian and Soviet biologist, geobotanist, soil scientist

Hungarian/British/American physicist and metallurgist.

Scottish astronomer and surveyor

British intelligence officer, diplomat, historian, science fiction writer, poet. Participant of the Second World War.

Finnish and American mathematician

American physical chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1960.

Polish logician and philosopher

Doctor, biologist, chemist

Italian naturalist and biologist. Spread Darwin's ideas in Italy.

French physician, medical specialist, histologist.

British economist

American engineer, founder of the scientific organization of labor and management

Polish-Russian Slavist, philologist

English diplomat, captain of the British army, traveler and explorer

Italian writer, philosopher and economist.

American scientist, molecular biologist

Scientist and manager

Russian economic geographer and statistician

Famous American existential psychologist

Italian pastry chef

American theoretical physicist

French botanist and naturalist.

Professor of Anatomy

Maltese archaeologist, historian, writer, professor of chemistry and physician

American Protestant theologian.

German zoologist and evolutionary theorist.

Russian linguist, professor (1925), doctor of science (1937).

Franco-Belgian zoologist, researcher and writer

Soviet biologist

Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1981, jointly with Kenichi Fukui

Prominent American mathematician and economist

Soviet metallurgist