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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Gustav Jager
 GermanyGerman biologist and publicist. Brother of the teacher Otto Jaeger and son of Karl Jaeger.
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Bellarmino Bagatti
 ItalyItalian archaeologist, priest
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Konstantin Krasusky
Russian chemist
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Sir John Forres
 AustraliaTraveler and explorer of Australia
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Barry Kemp
 Great BritainBritish archaeologist
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Juozas Bulavas
 LithuaniaLithuanian lawyer, statesman and public figure
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Michael J. Hicks
 USAEconomist and journalist.
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Alexander Gerard
Great Britain Scottish writer and philosopher
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Boris Bogaevsky
Philologist, historian, archaeologist, professor at Leningrad University
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Petr Beron
 BulgariaBulgarian educator, scientist, encyclopedist, teacher, philosopher, physician and naturalist
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Nicholas Kaldor
Great Britain One of Cambridge's foremost economists in the post-war period
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Savranna Erbanova
Soviet economist
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Edward Christian Prescott
USA American economist
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Harriet Lerner
USA American clinical psychologist.
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Martin Bronfenbrenner
USA American economist
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Fang Lizhi
 ChinaChinese astrophysicist and public figure, dissident
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Henry Charles Carey
USA American economist
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Otto Rank
 AustriaAustrian psychologist, famous psychoanalyst, who first suggested that the causes of neurosis are psychological trauma
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William Townsend Aiton
Great Britain English botanist and gardener
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Konstantin Josef Jirecek
Czech historian
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Nikolay Dobrynin
 RussiaPsychologist
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Otto Weininger
Austria Austrian philosopher.
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Louis Hjelmslev
 DenmarkDanish linguist, founder of glossematics
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Neil Faulkner
Great Britain British archaeologist, historian, teacher, television presenter
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Etienne de La Boetie
 FranceFrench writer and philosopher
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Jacques Boucher de Perthes
France French archaeologist, one of the founders of scientific archaeology
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Peter Gruber
Austria Modern Austrian mathematician
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Norbert Wiener
USA American scientist, outstanding mathematician and philosopher,
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Claude Louis Berthollet
France French chemist.
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Harry Braverman
USA American socialist, economist and writer.
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Antonio Cavanilles y Centi
 SpainSpanish historian
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Charles Hermite
France French mathematician
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Erving Goffman
USA American sociologist of Canadian descent
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Alwin Berger
Germany German gardener and botanist
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Pierre Bourdieu
France French sociologist and philosopher
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Francois Combes
France French historian
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Radhanath Sikdar
 IndiaBengali Indian mathematician
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Thomas Arnold
Great Britain British educator and historian
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Leo Weisgerber
Germany German linguist
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Paul Ekman
USA American psychologist, professor at the University of California, leading expert in the field of psychology of emotions
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Elie Kedourie
Great Britain English orientalist historian
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Henri Joseph Dulaurens
France French writer and philosopher.
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Glenn Theodore Seaborg
USA American physicist, awarded the 1951 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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Charles K. Kao
China Chinese, British and American physical engineer
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Joannes Buridanus
France French philosopher, logician
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Yan Tinbergen
 NetherlandsDutch economist. Winner of the first Nobel Prize in Economics; founder and trustee of the Economists for Peace and Security project.
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Lusien Fevr
France Famous French historian.
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Bolat Zhamishev
 KazakhstanStatesman of the Republic of Kazakhstan, candidate of economic sciences
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Hermann Deiters
Germany German musicologist and philologist
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Nikolay Volkovsky
 UkraineUkrainian political scientist, public figure, poet
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