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.

Erik Robert Lindahl

Sweden

Swedish economist.

Manuel Linares

Spain

Spanish physicist, inventor of ice cream that changes color

Robert Goddard

USA

American engineer, scientist and inventor. He is considered the creator of the world's first liquid fuel rocket.

John Banister

Great Britain

English missionary, naturalist, traveller.

Fritz Lange

Germany

Physicist, inventor

Marian Zdziechowski

Poland

Polish philologist, literary historian, critic, publicist.

Pierre Samuel Pont de Nemours

France

French economist and political activist

Garold Kelley

USA

American social psychologist

Adolf Ditlev Jorgensen

Denmark

Danish historian.

Steven Weinberg

USA

American physicist, Nobel laureate

Hans Belting

Germany

German art and cultural historian.

Eduard Eplton

Hungary

Physicist

Michio Morishima

Japan

Japanese economist, mathematician and econometrician

Adele Eva Goldberg

USA

American linguist and cognitive psychologist

Abdul Qadeer Kan

India

Pakistani nuclear scientist, founder and director of the Pakistani nuclear program.

Jacob Hacker

USA

Professor of Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley

Kenneth Ewart Boulding

Great Britain

American economist, educator, poet, philosopher, sociologist

Myron Scholes

USA

Canadian-American financier, Nobel laureate

Georg Lauchen

Germany

German mathematician and astronomer.

Arnold Sommerfeld

Germany

German physicist and mathematician, founder of the Munich school of theoretical physics.

Savranna Erbanova

Soviet economist

Werner Sombart

Germany

German economist, sociologist, philosopher

Carl Wieman

USA

American physicist

Abraham Robinson

USA

American mathematician

Wilhelm Friedrich von Keussler

Dive

Livonian teacher and mathematician

Vincent Rijmen

Belgium

Belgian cryptographer

Hertha Marks Ayrton

Great Britain

The first woman elected to membership in the Institution of Electrical Engineers.

Gerolamo Cardano

Italy

Italian mathematician, engineer, philosopher, physician and astrologer, inventor of the cardan shaft

Max Ferdinand Perutz

Great Britain

Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1962 (shared with D. Kendrew)

Daniel Little McFadden

USA

American economist

Dmitriy Zernov

Professor of Anatomy at Moscow University, Rector of the University

Sinto Bestard

Spain

Blind Traveler

Charles Labarte

France

French archaeologist.

Giunter Hagens

Germany

Professor German specialist in the field of anatomy

James Clerk Maxwell

Great Britain

English physicist, creator of classical electrodynamics, one of the founders of statistical physics.

Laktaciy

Germany

A rhetorician from Africa, a student of Arnobius.

Otto Brunfels

Germany

German theologian and botanist

Pierre Caseneuve

France

French historian, lawyer and lexicographer.

Urbain Jean Joseph Le Verrier

France

French astronomer, corresponding member of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences

Strabon

Greece

Ancient Greek geographer and historian.

Sunn Bergstrem

Sweden

Swedish biochemist, academician of the Swedish Academy of Sciences, Nobel Prize laureate.

Gleb Watagin

Italy

Italian physicist, founder of a large scientific school in Brazil.

Marie Jordan

France

French mathematician

Galina Timoshenko

TV presenter, psychologist

Feliks Bloh

Switzerland

Swiss physicist, Nobel laureate

Nikolay Durnovo

Russia

Russian linguist, Slavist and Russianist.

Erich Kordt

Germany

German diplomat, professor.

Nino Graziano

Russia

Chef of a famous restaurant

Nobuo Okishio

Japan

Japanese Marxist economist and professor emeritus at Kobe University

Janosh Boyai

Hungary

Hungarian mathematician, one of the discoverers of non-Euclidean geometry (now called Lobachevsky geometry).