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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Van Jones
 USAAmerican political scientist, media personality, lawyer, author and civil rights advocate
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Arden Pope
USA American economist
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Jiri Bicak
Czech physicist
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Rose Gottemoeller
USA American diplomat and political scientist
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Alvaro Mendana de Neira
 SpainSpanish navigator, discovered a number of islands in Oceania
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Franz Xaver von Baader
 GermanyGerman philosopher and theosophist
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Gan De
 ChinaChinese astronomer
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Heinrich Moritz Willkomm
Germany German botanist and geographer
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Teleukhan Biyarov
 KazakhstanKazakh scientist in the field of applied mathematics and cybernetics
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Josef Tsukkarini
Germany German botanist
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Peter Ganzen
Germany Famous German astronomer.
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Michel Adanson
 FranceFrench botanist, famous explorer of tropical Africa
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Jozef Wronski
 PolandPolish mathematician and mystic philosopher.
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Arnold Gehlen
Germany German philosopher and sociologist
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Johan Gustaf Knut Wicksell
 SwedenSwedish economist
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Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten
Germany The German philosopher, a follower of Leibniz and Wolff, introduced the term Aesthetics.
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Henrietta Swan Leavitt
USA American astronomer
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John Eric Holmes
Professor of Neurology, Game Designer, Writer
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Vyacheslav Kovtun
 UkraineUkrainian political scientist, TV presenter
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Oskar Klein
Sweden Swedish theoretical physicist, member of the Swedish Academy of Sciences (1945).
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Kudaybergen Zhubanov
Kazakhstan Kazakh linguist, philologist, public figure and statesman.
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Andrew Matthews
 AustraliaAn Australian psychologist and artist, he instantly became one of the most popular authors in Russia in 2007.
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Chris Lonsdale
 New ZealandNew Zealand psychologist and linguist
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Robert Beekes
 NetherlandsDutch linguist.
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Emil Kraepelin
Germany German psychiatrist, one of the most influential scientists of his time
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Henry Dicks
 Great BritainBritish psychiatrist
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Detlef Garbe
Germany German historian
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George Akropolites
One of the greatest Byzantine historians of the 13th century.
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Nikolay Kovalskiy
Ukraine Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor
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Frederick Phillips Brooks Jr
USA American computer scientist
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Maximilian Wied-Neuwied
Germany Famous traveler and naturalist
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Daniyar Ashimbaev
Kazakhstan Kazakh political scientist
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Alberto Angela
 ItalyItalian paleontologist, naturalist, popularizer of science, writer, TV presenter.
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Jacques Baynac
France French historian, writer and screenwriter
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Chentun Tsu
China Chinese and American mathematician.
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Petr Brigadin
 BelarusBelarusian historian
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Raymond Firth
New Zealand New Zealand ethnologist
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William Aiton
Great Britain Scottish botanist and gardener
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Clas Alstromer
Sweden Swedish naturalist, botanist, industrialist and philanthropist
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Vincent Mangematin
France French researcher and professor in the field of management
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John Gatenby Bolton
Great Britain British-born Australian astronomer.
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Sylvestre Francois Lacroix
France French mathematician.
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Ludwig Woltmann
Germany German philosopher, sociologist and publicist
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Brian Greene
USA A theoretical physicist and one of the most renowned string theorists,
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Nikolay Gurvich
Belarus Doctor, economist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, one of the first professional statisticians in Bashkiria.
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Bengt Danielsson
Sweden Swedish ethnographer
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Tadeusz Reichstein
Poland Swiss chemist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1950
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Wilhelm Peter Eduard Simon Ryuppel
Germany German zoologist
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Jules Henri Poincare
France French mathematician, astronomer, philosopher
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Meghnad Desai
 IndiaIndian and English economist
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