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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William Cunningham
 Great BritainEnglish historian, founder of economic history
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Max Ferdinand Perutz
Great Britain Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1962 (shared with D. Kendrew)
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Alfred Grandidier
 FranceFrench traveler and naturalist
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Giorgio Agamben
 ItalyItalian philosopher.
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John Franklin
 CanadaEnglish navigator, Arctic explorer, rear admiral.
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Wilhelm Kahl
 GermanyGerman lawyer
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Edward Franciszek Szczepanik
 PolandPolish economist and the last prime minister of the Polish government in exile
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Jean Lamouroux
France French algologist and zoologist
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John Dumbleton
Philosopher and logician.
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Felix Dorn
Germany German zoologist.
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Wilhelm Jerusalem
 AustriaAustrian historian, psychologist, teacher.
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Ernst Faber
Germany German missionary, sinologist and botanist
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Vladimir Arseniev
Russian Soviet geographer, ethnographer and writer, explorer of the Ussuri region
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Marchello Malpighi
Italy Italian doctor and biologist
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Alexandre Henri Gabriel de Cassini
Great Britain The last representative of the famous Cassini
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William Camden
Great Britain English historian
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Michael Dertouzos
 GreeceProfessor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Louis Essen
Great Britain English experimental physicist, creator of quartz and atomic clocks
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Odoriko Matiush
Italy Traveler.
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Jac Curie
France French physicist
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Carl Ortwin Sauer
 USAAmerican geographer, founder of modern cultural geography
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Erik Verlinde
 NetherlandsDutch theoretical physicist in the fields of string theory, gravity, black holes and cosmology.
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Brooks Adams
USA American historian and philosopher, grandson of John Quincy Adams
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William Henry Fox Talbot
Great Britain English physicist, chemist and master of photography
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Howard Gardner
USA American psychologist
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Dai Zhen
 ChinaChinese Neo-Confucian philosopher
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Benedikt Spinoza
Netherlands Dutch materialist philosopher, pantheist and atheist
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Lionel Wilfred McKenzie
USA American economist
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Maulana Karenga
USA American activist, author and professor of Africana studies
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Arnold Hauzer
Germany German and Hungarian philosopher
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Petr Slovcov
Siberian historian
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Terence McKenna
USA American author, philosopher, ethnobotanist, mystic, psychonaut
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Nikolay Kassin
Soviet geologist
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Tyler Cowen
USA American economist, scientist and writer
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Friedrich Bessel
Germany German astronomer and mathematician
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Gaius Marius Victorinus
Italy Roman grammarian, orator, Neoplatonic philosopher
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Nicholas Rule
Canada Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Toronto.
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Theodor Gerztel
 HungaryThe founder of the Zionist movement
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Jean Laplanche
France French philosopher and psychoanalyst.
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Victor Borkovsky
Russian linguist, professor, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences
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Eberhart Conze
Great Britain Anglo-German scientist
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Tim Spector
Great Britain British scientist.
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Andrew Yao
China Computer scientist, professor at Tsinghua University in Beijing
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Brahmagupta
 IndiaIndian mathematician and astronomer
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Nikolay Kell
Russian geodesist, Doctor of Technical Sciences
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Jens Worsaae
 DenmarkDanish archaeologist
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Aristakes Lastivertzi
 ArmeniaThe greatest Armenian historian of the 11th century.
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Bobby Flay
USA American chef and television host
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Jan Czochralski
Poland Polish chemist
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Garun Taziev
France French volcanologist.
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