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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Nikolay Krestich
 SerbiaSerbian historian, lawyer and politician
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David Director Friedman
 USAAmerican economist, writer and libertarian theorist
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Walter Edward Block
USA American economist, anarcho-capitalist
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Kamillo Everardi
 BelgiumSinger (baritone) and teacher.
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Lina Kurdiukova
 UkraineTeacher, specialist in the field of animation pedagogy.
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Samuel Bowles
USA American economist
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Maurice Nedoncelle
 FranceFrench historian and philosopher
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Pedro de Aguado
 ItalySpanish historian and priest
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Alfredas Bumblauskas
 LithuaniaLithuanian historian, professor at Vilnius University
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Henry Francis Cary
 Great BritainEnglish writer
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Victor Borkovsky
Russian linguist, professor, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences
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David Dinan
France French philosopher and theologian
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Sharl Montesquieu
France Educator, jurist, philosopher, opposed absolutism
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Bruno S. Frey
 SwitzerlandSwiss economist, professor
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Nuno Judice
 PortugalPortuguese philologist
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Nusrat Halilov
 AzerbaijanScientist, oil geologist, professor
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Veit Ludwig Seckendorff
 GermanyGerman historian.
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Karl Theodor Weigel
Germany German historian, runologist, Ahnenerbe employee, SS Sturmbannführer
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Giambattista Porta
Italy Italian scientist and philosopher
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Val Fitch
USA American physicist, winner of the 1980 Nobel Prize in Physics
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Gaston Waringhien
France French linguist
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Mansur Babahanov
 TajikistanProfessor of the Department of National History of the Russian-Tajik (Slavic) University
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Geoffrey Brennan
 AustraliaAustralian philosopher and economist.
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Karl Bugmann
Germany German linguist
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Eugen Kolbing
Germany German philologist.
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Mark Hucko
 SlovakiaSlovak linguist.
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Pierre Larousse
France French philologist, encyclopedist
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James Jeans
Great Britain English mathematician, physicist and astronomer.
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Annelies Kammenhuber
Germany German linguist
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Telman Agaev
Azerbaijan Azerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor
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Jan Julius Lodewijk Duyvendak
 NetherlandsDutch sinologist, historian of political thought, religious scholar
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Evariste Galois
France French mathematician
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Alexander Vovin
USA American linguist
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Franco Andrea Bonelli
Italy Italian entomologist, ornithologist, collector, professor.
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Peter Debay
Netherlands Physicist and chemist
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Vilem Dusan Lambl
 CzechCzech doctor
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Sergey Baluhaty
Soviet literary critic, bibliographer, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences
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Fred Allison
USA American physicist
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William Hooker
Great Britain English botanist and taxonomist
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Antonio Carini
Italy An Italian microbiologist who spent most of his life working in Brazil.
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Eugene Anatole Demarcay
France French chemist
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Francis Abbott
Great Britain British (Australian) astronomer and meteorologist.
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Conon Samosskiy
Italy Ancient Greek astronomer and mathematician.
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Nicolae Teclu
 RomaniaRomanian chemist
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John Hogward Northrop
USA Chemist Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1946, shared with Wendell M. Stanley and James B. Sumner
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Vaclav Zaleski
 PolandPolish ethnographer.
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Juan Fernandez Ladrillero
 SpainSpanish traveler, navigator and conquistador.
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Pierre Rebul
France French chef
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Nikolay Dobrokhotov
Soviet metallurgist, professor
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Alexander Vilenkin
USA American physicist and cosmologist.
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