Science

American physicist and physical chemist, Nobel Prize laureate 1934

German and American psychologist

Swiss naturalist and philosopher

Soviet botanist

Azerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Philologist

German historian.

Bolivian historian, novelist, sociologist and statesman

French chemist

German Indologist of Indian origin, professor at the University of Halle

Outstanding representative of modern Slavic philology

American economist, professor at Harvard Business School

Russian-speaking philosopher of Georgian origin.

Ukrainian philosopher, writer, psychoanalyst

Physicist

American psychologist

Swiss linguist

Chemist

Georgian philosopher of the 11th-12th centuries.

Turkish mathematician

Swiss-born American astronomer

Ukrainian scientist-psychiatrist, suicidologist.

Dutch social psychologist, emeritus professor of organizational anthropology and international management at the University of Maastricht

American mathematician

Chef, writer, specialist in Greek cuisine

German scientist, organic chemist, synthesized isobutyric acid

German zoologist

German historian

American educator and historian

Founder and long-term rector of the Riga International Higher School of Economics

Head of the Department of Thermal Physics, Krasnoyarsk State Technical University

Italian philosopher and political figure

French mathematician, mechanic, physicist and engineer

He was an American psychologist who founded the Harvard Psychoacoustics Laboratory, studying psychoacoustics, and is credited with introducing Stevens' power law.

Argentine political scientist, post-Marxist

French mathematician, one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century.

American Slavist

German historian.

English mathematician.

Swedish botanist, professor

Canadian Catholic theologian and philosopher.

American psychologist

German historian

Egyptian philologist and writer

Swedish economist, professor at Lund University

Italian scientist and writer

French traveler, ethnographer

Outstanding Soviet physicist, teacher, doctor of sciences

French poet, satirist, philologist

Christian Catholic church historian, theologian and educator of the 19th century