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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Friedrich August Wolf
 GermanyGerman philologist, professor
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Oswald Seeliger
 AustriaAustrian zoologist and embryologist.
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Wilhelm Ackermann
Germany German mathematician and logician.
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Chandra Mohan Radjnish
 IndiaFamous Indian philosopher
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Edward Kendall
 USANobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1950, jointly with Philip Hench and Thaddeus Reichstein
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Henry Mintzberg
USA Scholar and writer in business and management
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Rein Kruus
 EstoniaEstonian literary scholar and Russian specialist.
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Ricardo Wolf
Germany Chemist, inventor, entrepreneur, philanthropist, diplomat.
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Yuval Noah Harari
 IsraelIsraeli military historian and medievalist, professor
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Victor Frederick Weisskopf
USA American physicist
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Benedict Dybowski
 DivePolish and Russian geographer, zoologist, physician, linguist, public figure
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Georg Heinrich Kaufmann
Germany German historian.
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Hjalmar Johansen
 NorwayNorwegian polar explorer
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Felix Cary
 FranceFrench historian and numismatist.
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John Dalton
 Great BritainEnglish chemist and physicist
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Robert Tarjan
USA A well-known American scientist in the field of computer systems theory.
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Michael Vashakidze
 GeorgiaSoviet astronomer
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Matthew Potthoff
USA Researcher and Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology, Iowa State University
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Niels Bohr
 DenmarkDanish theoretical physicist
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Debora Aranovskaya-Dubovis
 UkraineSoviet and Ukrainian psychologist
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Henry Taube
USA Chemist
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Martin-Genrih Klaprot
Germany German chemist
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Ivan Kablukov
Russian physical chemist
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Michael Brown
USA Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1985, jointly with Joseph Goldstein
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Temple Grandin
USA American scientist, professor at Colorado State University, author of several best-selling books, animal behavior specialist and consultant
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John T. Cacioppo
USA American psychologist
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Alexander Todd
Great Britain Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1957
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Adolf Windaus
Germany Chemist
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Albrecht Kossel
Germany German biochemist
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Hermann Emil Fischer
Germany German organic chemist
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German Fogelzang
Germany German mineralogist and petrologist
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Rob Bredl
 AustraliaFamous naturalist
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James Hector
Great Britain British scientist, naturalist, physician.
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Julius Kaftan
Germany Protestant theologian
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Savranna Erbanova
Soviet economist
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Albert Aftalion
France French economist of Bulgarian origin
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Nicholas Kaldor
Great Britain One of Cambridge's foremost economists in the post-war period
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Edward Christian Prescott
USA American economist
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Efim Levit
 MoldovaMoldavian literary critic, literary historian.
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Eugen Bleuler
 SwitzerlandSwiss psychiatrist and psychologist, one of the most influential scientists of his time
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Geoffrey Wilkinson
Great Britain Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1973 (together with E. Fisher).
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Leon Weinstein
USA Political scientist, journalist, director, publicist and writer
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Ernst Mach
Austria Austrian physicist, idealistic philosopher
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Willem Johan Kolff
USA Pioneer of hemodialysis and the creation of artificial organs
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Janos Kornai
 HungaryHungarian economist
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Simone Weil
France French philosopher and religious thinker. Sister of the mathematician A. Weil.
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Semir Osmanagic
 Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnian writer, amateur archaeologist and metalworking contractor
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Alimzhan Berikuly
 KazakhstanProfessor of the Almaty Institute of Power Engineering and Communications
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Ludwig Lachmann
 South AfricaGerman economist
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Bengt Danielsson
 SwedenSwedish ethnographer
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