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 Clifford
 Great BritainEnglish mathematician and philosopher.
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Armen Abagyn
 RussiaRussian scientist in the field of nuclear energy
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Asel Tasmagambetova
 KazakhstanKazakhstani philanthropist, ecologist, public figure
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David MacMillan
 OperatorBritish-American organic chemist
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Ibn Jarir Al-Tabari
 IraqIslamic historian and theologian
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Gerard Peter Kuiper
 USADutch-American astronomer
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Christoph Scheiner
 GermanyGerman astronomer, physicist, mechanic and mathematician
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Leonid Brehovskih
Russia Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor
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Gottlieb Herrich-Schaffe
Germany German entomologist and physician
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Emanuel Caner
Soviet theoretical physicist
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Valter Shottki
Germany German physicist.
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Sally Ride
USA American physicist and former NASA astronaut
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William Shockley
USA American physicist and inventor originally from England
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Albert Ghiorso
USA American physicist and chemist
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Gyozo Zemplen
 HungaryHungarian physicist
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Eugeny Paton
 UkraineFamous civil engineer, author of the Dresden station project, theorist of welding and bridge construction
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George Robert Gray
Great Britain British zoologist
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Otto Hahn
Germany German physicist and chemist
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Walter Isard
USA American economist and geographer
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Jean Emmanuel Gilibert
 FranceFrench physician, botanist and biologist.
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Richard Synge
Great Britain Chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1952 (jointly with A. Martin).
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David G. Bromley
USA American religious scholar and sociologist, professor of sociology
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Niede Guidon
 BrazilBrazilian female archaeologist.
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Jean-Claude Larreche
France French scientist, specialist in organization theory, professor.
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Rene Konig
Germany German sociologist, scientific organizer, essayist, translator.
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Rudolf Eucken
Germany German philosopher, Nobel Prize in Literature, 1908
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Richard Bellman
USA American mathematician
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Pierre Joseph Bonnaterre
France Abbot from the French province of Rouergue, naturalist
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Jean-Baptiste Valincour
France French aristocrat, novelist, translator, historian, linguist
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Mervyn Allister King
British economist
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Fannina Halle
Art historian, expert on ancient Russian painting, sociologist.
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Stanislao Cannizzaro
 ItalyItalian chemist
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Otto Diels
Germany Chemist
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Inna Ravich-Scherbo
Russia Domestic psychogeneticist
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Guillaume Amontons
USA French physicist and mechanic
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Ferenc Krausz
 AustriaAustrian physicist
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Pedro de Aguado
Italy Spanish historian and priest
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Giunter Hagens
Germany Professor German specialist in the field of anatomy
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Jul Jozef Dejerine
France French neurologist, psychiatrist and psychotherapist
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Charles Sanders Peirce
USA American philosopher, physicist and mathematician
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Robert L. Heilbroner
USA American economist and historian of economic thought
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Carl Hagenbeck
Germany Creator of zoos and animal circuses
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Estevao Da Gama
 PortugalPortuguese navigator and military leader, governor of Portuguese India in 1540-1542.
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Svante Arrhenius
 SwedenChemist
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Renan Ozturk
USA American traveler, director and artist
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Viktor Yakimov
Russia Soviet singer
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Socrates
 GreeceAthenian philosopher
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Ishii Shiro
 JapanJapanese microbiologist, war criminal
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Joseph Eutych Kopp
 SwitzerlandSwiss historian.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson
USA American astrophysicist, writer and popularizer of science
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