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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Andrey Mahov
 RussiaChef of a famous restaurant
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Commoner Barry
 USAAmerican biologist and ecologist
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Leon Weinstein
USA Political scientist, journalist, director, publicist and writer
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Wendelin Werner
 FranceGerman mathematician
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Nicolas Vanier
France French traveler, writer, director
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Enrico Fermi
 ItalyItalian and American physicist, brilliant scientist, Nobel Prize laureate in 1938, one of the 'fathers of the atomic bomb' and the man who built the first nuclear reactor.
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Alexander Baranov
 UkraineSoviet metallurgist
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Wilhelm Hofmeister
 GermanyGerman botanist.
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Diogo Cao
 PortugalPortuguese navigator
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Douglas North
USA American economist, specialist in economic history, Nobel Prize laureate.
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Leonid Grossman
Russian Soviet literary scholar, writer
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Chris Lonsdale
 New ZealandNew Zealand psychologist and linguist
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Grigoriy Grumm-Grjimaylo
Russia Geographer and zoologist, explorer of Central and Middle Asia, the Far East. His name is given to: a pass on Sikhote-Alin, one of the glaciers he discovered in the Pamirs and a glacier on the Bogdo-Ula massif
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Donald Winnicott
 Great BritainBritish pediatrician and child psychoanalyst.
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Carl Ferdinand Allen
 DenmarkDanish historian and archaeologist.
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Samuel Finer
Great Britain British political scientist and historian who specialized in the history of the political structure of Great Britain.
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Vladimir Kemenov
Soviet art historian and statesman
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Semen Altshuler
Soviet physicist, professor
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Erving Goffman
USA American sociologist of Canadian descent
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Ernest Rutherford
Great Britain Physicist
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Marilyn Glenville
USA American scientist, nutritionist, specialist in healthy nutrition.
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Georg Adler
Germany German economist and educator.
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George Boole
Great Britain English mathematician
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Pietro Coppo
Italy Italian geographer and cartographer
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William C. Hsiao
USA American economist
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Joseph Nye
USA American political scientist
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Donald Davidson
USA American philosopher
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William Pokhlebkin
Russia Soviet and Russian scientist, historian, geographer, journalist and writer
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Hermann Weyl
Germany German mathematician
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Nicolas Clenart
 NetherlandsDutch philologist
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Henri Clouard
France French philologist, literary critic.
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Tom Peters
USA American financial consultant, analyst, writer
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John Galbraith
USA American economist
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Emma Boyland
Obesity expert on the health benefits of frozen foods
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Philip Henry Gosse
Great Britain English naturalist, inventor of the aquarium
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Hans Adolf Krebs
Great Britain English biochemist
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Theodor Benfey
Germany German philologist, Sanskritist
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Richard Abegg
Germany German chemist, founder of the electronic concept of valence.
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Hal Ronald Varian
USA American economist
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Alan Taylor
Great Britain English historian
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Keith Dowding
 AustraliaPolitical scientist and sociologist
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Raymond Firth
New Zealand New Zealand ethnologist
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Otto Brunner
Germany Austrian historian
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Charles Scott Sherrington
Great Britain English physiologist
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Guy Laroque
France French economist.
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Antony Beevor
Great Britain British writer and historian, author of a number of books on the history of the twentieth century.
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Alfred Grandidier
France French traveler and naturalist
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Anton Komers
 AustriaAustrian economist and agronomist.
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Franciscus Bernardus Jacobus Kuiper
Netherlands Dutch Indologist, philologist, linguist
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Sergey Vernov
Outstanding Soviet physicist
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