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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Moshe Feldenkrays
 IsraelPhysicist and founder of the Feldenkrais method
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Simon van der Mer
 NetherlandsDutch physicist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1984, together with Carlo Rubbia,
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Ippolit Taine
 FranceFrench philosopher, historian, art critic, psychologist
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Bryan Caplan
 USAAmerican economist and writer
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Edwin McMillan
USA American physicist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1951, shared with Glenn T. Seaborg
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Nikola Tesla
USA Physicist, greatest inventor
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Yozef Fraungofer
 GermanyGerman physicist, member of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences
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Clarence McClung
USA American zoologist and cytogeneticist.
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Viktor Hess
 AustriaPhysicist
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Mitchell Geoffrey Bard
USA Political analyst
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Al-Farabi
 KazakhstanPhilosopher, astronomer, mathematician, physician of the medieval East.
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Joachim Hoffmann
Germany Prominent German historian, an odious figure in Germany itself
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Seyla Benhabib
 TurkeyProfessor of Political Science and Philosophy at Yale University
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Jamie Oliver
 Great BritainBritish chef
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John Brashear
USA American astronomer and instrument maker
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Abram Fet
 RussiaRussian mathematician
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Georges Bataille
France French writer and philosopher
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Carl Anderson
USA American physicist who discovered the positron in 1932, for which he received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1936.
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Emil Kaluzniacki
 PolandPolish-Russian Slavist, philologist
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Henri Eugene Pade
France French mathematician, student of Charles Hermite
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Ekrem Akurgal
Turkey The largest Turkish archaeologist
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Johann Gustav Gassner
Germany German botanist, phytopathologist.
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Oswald Seeliger
Austria Austrian zoologist and embryologist.
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Ulian Kulakovskiy
Russia Actual State Councillor, outstanding historian.
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Kenichi Ohmae
 JapanJapanese specialist in strategic management
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Ziya Bunyatov
 AzerbaijanSoviet and Azerbaijani scientist, orientalist
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Iakov Berednikov
Russia Historian and archaeographer
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Hayrem Maxim
USA American designer and industrialist. In the 1880s, he created an automatic rifle, a cannon, and a heavy machine gun (the Maxim). He founded a cannon factory in Germany.
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Paul Sabatier
France Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1912, jointly with Victor Grignard
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Dominique V. Turpin
France French scientist.
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Joseph Goldstein
USA American molecular geneticist
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Theodore Juste
 BelgiumBelgian historian
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Gertrude Caton–Thompson
Great Britain English female archaeologist.
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Karl Marx
Germany The founder of scientific socialism, economist, thinker and revolutionary.
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Vasiliy Phesenkov
Russia Astrophysicist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences
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Henri Alexandre Deslandres
France French astronomer
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Nikolaj Pavlishev
Russia Historian
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George Bentham
Great Britain English botanist
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Jean-Michel Cousteau
France Eldest son of the legendary Commander Cousteau, oceanographer
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Philip Nitschke
 AustraliaAustralian humanitarian, author, euthanasia advocate and comedian
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Jozef Jezowski
Poland Polish philologist, specialist in classical philology,
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Farzali Agamaliev
Azerbaijan Azerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Biological Sciences
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Barry Cooper
Great Britain British musicologist
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Steve Keen
Australia Australian economist
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Andrew Ehrenberg
Great Britain A German-born British statistician and marketing scientist
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William Craft Brumfield
USA American historian of Russian architecture, photographer, local historian
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Aulus Gellius
 ItalyAncient Roman writer, expert on Roman archaism
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Baruh Benacerraf
 VenezuelaAmerican immunologist. Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1980
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Charles Joret
France French philologist and literary historian.
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Duglas Falkoner
Great Britain British geneticist, naturalist.
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