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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Harold Delos Babcock
 USAAmerican astronomer
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Hendrik Casimir
 NetherlandsDutch physicist
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Benjamin Anderson
USA American economist of the Austrian school.
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Juan Iriarte
 SpainSpanish philologist
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Umirbek Dzholdasbekov
 KazakhstanSoviet and Kazakh scientist-mechanic, academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR (1979), doctor of technical sciences (1972), professor
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Ranier Becker
 Great BritainGerman chef
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David Frawle
USA American writer, Ayurvedic physician and Vedic astrologer
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Peter Kenez
USA American historian, professor
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Berton Rihter
USA Physicist
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Karl Duncker
 GermanyGerman-American psychologist
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Gertrude Caton–Thompson
Great Britain English female archaeologist.
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Alexander Kostenko
 UkraineUkrainian scholar in the field of jurisprudence and philosophy
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Henri Ernest Baillon
 FranceFrench botanist and physician.
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Yves Gingras
 CanadaHistorian, sociologist of science from French-speaking Canada
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Bolat Zhamishev
Kazakhstan Statesman of the Republic of Kazakhstan, candidate of economic sciences
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Mordecai Cooke
Great Britain English botanist and mycologist.
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Phillip D. Cagan
USA Professor of economics, American scholar and author
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David Dinan
France French philosopher and theologian
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David MacMillan
 OperatorBritish-American organic chemist
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Heinrich Crantz
 AustriaAustrian physician and botanist.
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Norbert Elias
Germany German sociologist
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Giovanni Verrazzano
 ItalyItalian traveler of the early sixteenth century.
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Friedrich August Wolf
Germany German philologist, professor
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Djumber Lejava
Georgian traveler and athlete, multiple Guinness World Record holder
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Ludwig von Mises
Austria Economist, philosopher, historian, supporter of classical liberalism, who made a significant contribution to the development of the Austrian school
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Nikolay Volkovsky
Ukraine Ukrainian political scientist, public figure, poet
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Rene Desfontaines
France French botanist
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Evsey David Domar
USA American economist of Russian origin
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Karol Kuzmany
 SlovakiaSlovak patriotic writer
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Lusien Fevr
France Famous French historian.
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Stephen Groombridge
Great Britain British astronomer, star cataloguer
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Arthur Eddington
Great Britain English astrophysicist, foreign corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences
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Paul Walden
 RussiaRussian, then German chemist of Latvian origin
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Carl Jacobi
Germany German mathematician.
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Pier Curie
France Physicist
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Giuseppe Okkialini
Italy Italian physicist
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Bryce DeWitt
American theoretical physicist.
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Shafik Chokin
Kazakhstan The largest energy scientist in Kazakhstan.
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Henry Pointing
Great Britain English physicist, member of the Royal Society of London (1888).
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Eugenie Cotton
France French social activist, physicist
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Kristian Doppler
Austria Austrian physicist
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Vitaliy Dubensky
 DiveMonk, abbot of the Dubensky Monastery, translator, poet
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Daniel Keyes
USA American writer and philologist.
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Josef Dobrovsky
 CzechCzech philologist (linguist, literary scholar, folklorist), historian and educator
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Daniel Koshland
USA American biochemist
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Mikhail Dedyukin
Soviet scientist, organizer of higher education
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Werner Jaeger
Germany German historian and classical philologist
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Elias Lipiner
 IsraelJewish writer, medieval historian, journalist.
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Alex Imas
USA Behavioural economist
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Joannes Buridanus
France French philosopher, logician
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