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.
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Denis Papin
 FranceFrench physicist, one of the inventors of the heat engine
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Eli Somer
 IsraelIsraeli scientist and psychologist
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Viviana A. Zelizer
 USAAmerican sociologist and economist
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Charles Thomas Kowal
USA American astronomer
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Leo Baeck
 PolandRabbi of German-Polish origin, scientist and philosopher
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Geoffrey Brennan
 AustraliaAustralian philosopher and economist.
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Kjell Nordstrom
 SwedenSwedish economist, writer, speaker, and management expert.
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Chris Argyris
USA Social psychologist, management specialist
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Ernst Abbe
 GermanyGerman optical physicist
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Gale Alden Swanson
USA American scientist, organization theorist, professor of accounting
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Stephen Gray
 Great BritainBritish scientist
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Kjetil Tasken
 NorwayProfessor of the Faculty of Medicine, participant in a study on the effects of aspirin on patients with bowel cancer
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Charles Gerhardt
France Alsatian chemist, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences in Paris (1856).
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Enrico Betti
 ItalyItalian mathematician and physicist
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Aleksander Pyatigorskiy
Great Britain Russian philosopher, culturologist, Buddhist scholar
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Lev Zenkevich
Outstanding Russian oceanographer, zoologist and hydrobiologist
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Leon Brilluien
France French physicist
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Maurice Baring
Great Britain English literary all-rounder
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Jeffrey Pfeffer
USA Professor at Stanford University School of Business
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Michael Gromov
France Soviet and French mathematician, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
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Harry Gordon Johnson
 SwitzerlandCanadian economist
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Carel-Gabriel Cobet
 NetherlandsDutch philologist
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Oscar Drude
Germany German botanist, ecologist and geobotanist
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Ludmila Braude
 RussiaSoviet and Russian Scandinavian scholar, translator and literary scholar.
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George Abraham Grierson
Great Britain British Indologist linguist and civil servant.
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Cholpon Dzhakupova
 OperatorDirector of the Public Foundation "Legal Clinic "Adilet"
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Martin van Creveld
Israel Military historian, professor at the University of Jerusalem, specialist in strategic issues.
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Tom Peters
USA American financial consultant, analyst, writer
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Miroslav Borisenko
 UkraineUkrainian historian
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Joseph Kehrein
Germany German teacher and philologist.
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Joyce Jillson
USA American astrologer, television and theater actress.
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John I Antioch
Byzantine historian of the 7th century
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Georgiy Greenberg
Russian physicist, professor (1930), Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1946), laureate of the second degree Stalin Prize (1949).
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Daniel Kolak
USA American philosopher.
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Theodor von Sickel
 AustriaAustrian historian
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Vaclav Blazek
 CzechCzech linguist, professor
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Jack Baldwin
Great Britain English chemist
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Nikolay Holodnuy
Ukraine Russian, Soviet biologist
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Gerhard Dorn
 Belgium16th-century Belgian philosopher, translator, alchemist, physician and bibliophile
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Willem de Sitter
Netherlands Dutch astronomer
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Paolo Dagomari
Italy Italian mathematician, astronomer and poet.
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Howard Zinn
USA American historian, political scientist, playwright and left-wing intellectual
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Ivar Andreas Aasen
Norway Norwegian poet, philologist, lexicographer
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Advard Teller
USA Physicist, 'father' of the American thermonuclear bomb
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Platon Ioseliani
 GeorgiaResearcher of Georgian history
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Alexey Bobrinsky
Russia Archaeologist, statesman and public figure of Russia
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Charlie Broad
Great Britain English philosopher
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Anthony Bonanno
 MaltaArchaeologist, professor
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Henry Bent
USA Chemist
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Edith Penrose
Great Britain British economist
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