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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John Kendrew
 Great BritainEnglish biochemist, specialist in molecular biology,
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Dian Fossey
 USAAmerican zoologist
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August Anschutz
 GermanyA prominent German educator and professor of jurisprudence.
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Eugene-Melchior Vogue
 FranceFrench diplomat, travel writer, archaeologist, philanthropist and literary critic
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Francisco Blanco
 SpainSpanish monk and botanist.
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John Dewey
USA American philosopher
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Andre Marie Constant Dumeril
France French zoologist, professor
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John I Antioch
Byzantine historian of the 7th century
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Harriet Lerner
USA American clinical psychologist.
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Charles Sturt
Great Britain British explorer of Australia
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Pedro-Alvaresh Cabral
 PortugalPortuguese navigator
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Gaius Musonius Rufus
 ItalyRoman Stoic philosopher
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Ernst Zermelo
Germany German mathematician
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Thomas Hant Morgan
USA American geneticist, Nobel laureate 1933
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Dmitriy Golubyatnikov
Soviet oil geologist
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Henry Dicks
Great Britain British psychiatrist
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Klaus fon Klitcing
Germany Physicist
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Edward Dembowski
 PolandPolish philosopher and writer of the first half of the 19th century
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Alexander Bogorodsky
Soviet astronomer
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Henry Way Kendall
USA American physicist
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Josiah Willard Gibbs
USA American theoretical physicist one of the creators of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics
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George Gallup
USA The founder of modern methods of public opinion polling
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Ferdinand Saussure
 SwitzerlandSwiss linguist, one of the founders of modern linguistic science
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Gustav Koenigswald
 NetherlandsDutch paleontologist, geologist and anthropologist.
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Gary S. Gensler
USA American economist and financier
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Kitasato Shibasaburo
 JapanJapanese bacteriologist
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Louis Poinsot
France French mathematician and mechanic, member of the Paris Academy of Sciences.
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Dionysius Cyrene
Stoic philosopher and mathematician.
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Sanford Grossman
USA American economist.
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Robert L. Heilbroner
USA American economist and historian of economic thought
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Frederique Vidal
France French biochemist
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Robert Bringhurst
 CanadaHe is best known as the author of The Elements of Typographic Style. He is a translator of the Haida epic into English. He lives on Quadra Island near the Campbell River in British Columbia with his
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Kenneth Arrow
USA American economist, Nobel Prize laureate
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Saveliy Libkin
 UkraineFamous Ukrainian restaurateur.
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Istvan Meszaros
 HungaryEconomist and philosopher of Hungarian origin,
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Robert Holley
USA Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1968, jointly with Har Gobind Korana and Marshall W. Nirenberg
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Max Ferdinand Perutz
Great Britain Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1962 (shared with D. Kendrew)
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Ervin Laszlo
Hungary Founder and President of the Budapest Club, philosopher of science
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Erih Neumann
 IsraelIsraeli psychologist
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Wilhelm Ostwald
Germany Former professor at the Riga Polytechnic, Nobel laureate in 1909 in chemistry.
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Michael Francis Atiyah
Great Britain English mathematician.
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Leo Weisgerber
Germany German linguist
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Friedrich August Kekule
Germany German Chemist
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Francois Jacquier
Italy French mathematician.
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Basil Davidson
Great Britain British Africanist historian and international journalist
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African Spir
Switzerland Russian and German neo-Kantian philosopher
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Heinrich Treitschke
Germany German historian
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Kurt Koffka
Germany German psychologist
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Karl Theodor Inama-Sternegg
Germany German and Austrian statistician, demographer and historian
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Christoph Scheiner
Germany German astronomer, physicist, mechanic and mathematician
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