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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Randy Pausch
 USAProfessor of Computer Science, Creator of Virtual Reality
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Hilja Riipinen
 FinlandFinnish teacher, writer, publicist, political figure
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Richard Lender
 Great BritainTalented self-taught scientist and researcher
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Irving Fisher
USA American economist, healthy lifestyle promoter and ardent supporter of eugenics.
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Emil Gumbel
 GermanyGerman mathematician and political journalist
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Elshan Hajizadeh
 AzerbaijanAzerbaijani scientist, Doctor of Economics, professor
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Liviu Libresku
 RomaniaRomanian mathematician
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Marcello Capra
 ItalyItalian physician and philosopher of the 16th century.
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Carl Clauberg
Germany German doctor
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Roger Griffin
Great Britain British political scientist, Ph.D., professor
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Katrin Himmler
Germany German political scientist and writer
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Vladimir Dehn
Russian economic geographer and statistician
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Barthold Georg Niebuhr
Germany German historian, founder of the scientific-critical method in the study of history
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Adam Honory Kirkor
Belarusian writer, researcher of Lithuanian and Belarusian antiquities, publisher.
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Frederique Vidal
 FranceFrench biochemist
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Richard Feynman
USA American theoretical physicist, Nobel laureate in 1965.
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Henry Carter Adams
USA American economist
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Nostradamus
France French physician, soothsayer, astrologer, physician-in-ordinary to Charles IX
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Antoine Compagnon
France French literary scholar of Belgian origin, professor
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Aron Dolgopolskiy
 RussiaSoviet and Israeli linguist.
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Ernst Haeckel
Germany German evolutionary biologist, representative of natural scientific materialism, supporter and propagandist of the teachings of Charles Darwin
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Lauchlin Currie
USA American economist of Canadian origin.
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Cesare Cantu
Italy Italian historian, politician, writer
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Robert Guk
Great Britain English natural scientist and physicist.
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Boguslav Havranek
 CzechCzech philologist, Bohemianist, Slavist
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Vilem Mathesius
Czech Czech linguist
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Amerigo Vespucci
Italy Italian navigator. Both Americas bear his name.
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Susanna Eisenhower
USA Political scientist, granddaughter of Dwight Eisenhower
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Gerolamo Cardano
Italy Italian mathematician, engineer, philosopher, physician and astrologer, inventor of the cardan shaft
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Marie Sklodowska-Curie
France French experimental scientist of Polish origin (physicist, chemist), teacher
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Heinz Hartmann
USA Austro-American psychoanalyst
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Yuval Noah Harari
 IsraelIsraeli military historian and medievalist, professor
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Johann August Grunert
Germany German mathematician and physicist.
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Joachim Barrande
France French paleontologist and geologist
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Robert Mearns Yerkes
USA American psychologist
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Leonard Bloomfield
USA American linguist
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Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire
France French zoologist
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Kay Manne Siegbahn
 SwedenSwedish physicist who developed the method of electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis. Nobel laureate
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Johann Andreas Segner
Germany German scientist, mathematician, physician
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Neil Faulkner
Great Britain British archaeologist, historian, teacher, television presenter
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Alan Henderson Gardiner
Great Britain English Egyptologist and linguist.
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William Russell Easterly
USA American economist
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Johann Georg Wirsung
Germany German anatomist
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Karl Langer
 AustriaAustrian anatomist
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Cleveland Abbe
USA American meteorologist and astronomer.
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Cristobal Acuna
 SpainSpanish explorer and Jesuit missionary
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Ed Stafford
Great Britain English explorer
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Marian Zdziechowski
 PolandPolish philologist, literary historian, critic, publicist.
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Wilhelm Filhner
Germany German traveler and writer
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Jean Joinville
France French medieval historian, biographer of Saint Louis
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