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.

Robert Costanza

USA

American environmental economist.

Italy

Italian mathematician.

Canada

Canadian educator, psychologist and historian of psychology

Ernst von Glasersfeld

USA

American philosopher, psychologist

France

French economist

Finland

Finnish and American mathematician

Great Britain

English economist

Albert Abraham Michelson

USA

Physicist (determined the speed of light), Nobel Prize (1907)

Dmitriy Chizhevskiy

Germany

German Slavic philologist and philosopher of Russian-Ukrainian origin.

Israel

Israeli crystallographer, winner of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

USA

American physicist who discovered the positron in 1932, for which he received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1936.

Humphrey Gilbert

Great Britain

English navigator

Russia

Philosopher, theologian.

Israel

Israeli and American mathematician

Alfredas Bumblauskas

Lithuania

Lithuanian historian, professor at Vilnius University

Vishnampet Ramachandra Dikshitar

India

Indian Tamil historian, Indologist, Dravidologist and Sanskrit scholar

Germany

German mathematician and political journalist

Mohammad Hashem Pesaran

Great Britain

British economist of Iranian origin.

USA

American economist and writer

Harriet Martineau

Great Britain

English social theorist and writer

Germany

Physicist

Russia

Chef of a famous restaurant

Stalic Khankishiev

Uzbekistan

Cook

Judith Wallerstein

USA

American psychologist

Bulgaria

Bulgarian medievalist historian

Hendrik Casimir

Netherlands

Dutch physicist

France

French volcanologist.

Frederik Kaiser

Netherlands

Dutch astronomer

Great Britain

Naturalist, writer, animal activist

Asmah Haji Omar

Malaysia

Malaysian linguist

Poland

German-Polish monk, theologian and scientist; natural philosopher, physicist and mathematician

Nicolas Desmarest

France

French physicist and geologist.

Canada

Canadian astronomer

Pol Emil Buabodran

France

French chemist who discovered the elements gallium, samarium and dysprosium

Georges Vacher de Lapouge

France

French sociologist

USA

Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1968.

Paul Kretschmer

Germany

German philologist

USA

American social psychologist, PhD in psychology

Israel

Israeli mathematician, Nobel Prize winner in economics

USA

Physicist

Andrew H. Van de Ven

USA

American organizational scholar and professor of organizational innovation and change

Wendelin Werner

France

German mathematician

Robert O. Keohane

USA

American political scientist, professor

John Frank Allen

Canada

Canadian and British experimental physicist

Merab Mamardashvili

Georgia

Russian-speaking philosopher of Georgian origin.

Robert Robinson

Great Britain

Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1947

Great Britain

English historian and theologian

Clare William Graves

USA

American psychologist, Doctor of Psychology

Daniel Koshland

USA

American biochemist

USA

American physicist, Nobel Prize winner in physics.