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.

Rifat Mir-Ahmed Guseynov

Doctor of Economics, Professor.

Humphrey Gilbert

English navigator

American professor of psychology and neuropsychologist researcher

German traveler, biologist, geographer and naturalist of the 19th century.

Hungarian military leader, historian

Australian nutritionist

Norbert Wojtowicz

Polish historian, Catholic theologian and publicist.

Hungarian orientalist, traveler, polyglot.

Scottish chemist

Ignatsy Domeyko

An outstanding geologist, mineralogist, geographer and ethnologist, long-time rector of the University of Chile and member of many scientific societies.

Wesley Clair Mitchell

American economist

Jan Petr Jordan

German philologist and Slavic scholar

Zigmas Zemaitis

Lithuanian Soviet mathematician

Czech professor, parasitologist, protozoologist

Italian geographer

Manlius Boetius

Roman philosopher and statesman

Friedrich Kraus

Austrian doctor.

French historian.

German scientist

Georges Vacher de Lapouge

French sociologist

Ralph Marvin Steinman

Canadian immunologist and biologist

Historian, political scientist, assistant to Robert Conquest, supporter of the recognition of the Holodomor as genocide of Ukrainians.

Nassau William Senior

English economist

English botanist, physician, pharmacist

Edgar John Rubin

Danish psychologist

German botanist and traveller.

French social activist, physicist

Gottlieb Herrich-Schaffe

German entomologist and physician

The world's first round-the-world traveler

American sociologist and economist

Juan Cristobal Calvete de Estrella

16th century Spanish humanist and historian

Rudolf Messbauer

Birute Galdikas

Canadian biologist

Alexander Kravtsevich

Belarusian medievalist historian, archaeologist

Korean economist

Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1986 (together with D. Herschbach and Y. T. Lee).

German psychiatrist, one of the most influential scientists of his time

Paul-Henri Thiry d’Holbac

French philosopher

Anglo-American geographer, representative of the school of spatial analysis, then one of the founders of the so-called. "radical geography".

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

Andrew Michael Spence

American economist

Mikhail Grachev

Russian astronomer and surveyor

Robert L. Heilbroner

American economist and historian of economic thought

Russian and Soviet scientist, agronomist and plant breeder

British physicist

Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1957

Charles Gaudichaud-Beaupre

French botanist and plant taxonomist

Friedrich Muller

German philologist, orientalist, specialist in general linguistics and mythology, involuntary progenitor of the Aryan racial theory.

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