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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Caterino Zeno
 ItalyVenetian traveler and diplomat
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Emile Duclaux
 FranceFrench physicist, chemist and biologist
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David Premack
 USAAmerican animal psychologist
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Norman Kroll
USA American theoretical physicist, member of the US National Academy of Sciences
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Wallace Broecker
USA American geologist and climatologist
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Alex Berzin
USA American Buddhist scholar, Tibetologist, historian and dharma teacher
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Antoine-Augustin Cournot
France French philosopher, mathematician and economist
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Meister Eckhart
France Medieval German theologian and philosopher
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Don H. Catlin
USA Doctor, professor of pharmacology
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Nikolay Kovalskiy
 UkraineDoctor of Historical Sciences, Professor
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Theotonio Dos Santos Jr.
 BrazilBrazilian economist, sociologist and political scientist
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Evgeniy Kapustin
Ukraine Soviet and Ukrainian scientist, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
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Boguslav Havranek
 CzechCzech philologist, Bohemianist, Slavist
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Thomas Barbour
USA Naturalist, herpetologist, professor and director of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University
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Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople
Karaite scholar, philosopher-theologian, exegete, jurist, writer, liturgical poet and physician
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Eugene Anatole Demarcay
France French chemist
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Hermann Ludwig Allmers
 GermanyGerman writer
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Denis Dominique Cardonne
France French orientalist.
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Karl E. Weick
USA Organizational Process Specialist
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Samuel Abraham Goudsmit
USA American theoretical physicist
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Walter Baade
Germany German astronomer and astrophysicist
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Samuel Ting
USA Physicist
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Shafik Chokin
 KazakhstanThe largest energy scientist in Kazakhstan.
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Alexandru Xenopol
 RomaniaRomanian historian, writer, philosopher, educator and sociologist of Anglo-Saxon origin. Elder brother of politician and writer Nicolae Xenopol. Member of the Romanian Academy (since 1895).
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Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz
 SwitzerlandSwiss naturalist and teacher, follower of J. Cuvier
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Hannah Adams
USA American writer, historian
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Ada Yonath
 IsraelIsraeli crystallographer, winner of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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Timothy David Barnes
 Great BritainBritish classical historian.
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Georges Bataille
France French writer and philosopher
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Alexander Musukaev
Soviet and Russian historian, philologist and ethnographer
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Johan Gustaf Knut Wicksell
 SwedenSwedish economist
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Rudolf Seyerlen
Germany Protestant theologian, PhD at the University of Jena.
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Ehud Kalai
USA American scientist, specialist in game theory and mathematical economics.
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Bill Ayers
USA American professor and former militant organizer
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Henk W. Volberda
 NetherlandsDutch scientist
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Jean-Pierre Clement
France French economist.
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Oswald Seeliger
 AustriaAustrian zoologist and embryologist.
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John Glennon
USA American geographer and explorer specializing in cartography and description of caves and geysers.
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Adair Crawford
Great Britain Scottish physician and chemist.
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Sylvestre Francois Lacroix
France French mathematician.
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Christoph Friedrich Ammon
Germany A famous Protestant philologist, theologian and teacher.
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Erno Kahana
Romania Hungarian and Romanian psychiatrist, novelist
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Johann Christian Buxbaum
Germany German naturalist
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Bruno S. Frey
Switzerland Swiss economist, professor
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Georg Fabritsius
Czech Czech philologist and poet.
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Raymond Firth
 New ZealandNew Zealand ethnologist
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Etienne Bezout
France French mathematician
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Wilhelm Friedrich Philipp Ammon
Germany German theologian and educator.
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Konrad Alberti
Germany Writer
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Robert James Shiller
USA American economist, academic and best-selling author
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