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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Paul Feyerabend
 AustriaAustrian philosopher
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Michael Hudson
 USAAmerican economist
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Franz Xaver von Baader
 GermanyGerman philosopher and theosophist
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Pierre Bourdieu
 FranceFrench sociologist and philosopher
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Wilfried R. Vanhonacker
A world-renowned scientist in the field of marketing
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Grigoriy Kolpakchi
Russian-French philosopher and Egyptologist
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Jean Baptiste Abbeloos
 BelgiumBelgian orientalist.
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Alexander Kravtsevich
 BelarusBelarusian medievalist historian, archaeologist
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George Lakoff
USA American linguist
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Francis Parker Yockey
USA American traditionalist philosopher
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Emeril Lagasse
USA American chef
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Semen Dubnov
Jewish historian, one of the classics and founders of the scientific history of the Jewish people.
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Alfred Brehm
Germany German zoologist and traveler, author of the famous popular science work “Animal Life”.
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Mose Janashvili
 GeorgiaGeorgian historian, philologist, teacher.
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Theodor Lessing
 CzechGerman-Jewish philosopher and publicist.
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Albertus Magnus
Germany Catholic, theologian, philosopher, Catholic saint.
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Edward Blyth
 Great BritainEnglish zoologist and pharmacist
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Dudley Robert Herschbach
USA Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1986 (together with Y. T. Li and D. Polanyi).
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William Barclay
Great Britain Scottish theologian.
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Nicola Acocella
 ItalyItalian economist and academic
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Paul Wexler
 IsraelIsraeli linguist, US-born, professor of linguistics
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Jozef Maria Bochenski
 PolandPolish philosopher and logician, Dominican.
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John Drinkwater
Great Britain An English officer with the rank of colonel and military historian
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Giovanni Gentile
Italy Italian philosopher
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Desiderius Erasmus
 NetherlandsDutch humanist scientist, writer, philologist, theologian, and the most prominent representative of the Northern Renaissance.
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Charles Wilson
Great Britain English physicist, Nobel Prize laureate
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Michael Brown
USA Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1985, jointly with Joseph Goldstein
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Heinz Beck
Italy Chef
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Karl Kreil
Austria Austrian astronomer and meteorologist.
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Henry Way Kendall
USA American physicist
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Friedrich Ludwig Heinrich Konrad Keilhack
Germany German geologist
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Nicola Abbagnano
Italy Italian existentialist philosopher.
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Mikhail Bely
 UkraineSoviet and Ukrainian physicist and political figure
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Francois Jullien
France French philosopher, sinologist, translator of Chinese philosophy.
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Oleg Efimenko
 DivePhysicist, professor at West Virginia University
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Michel Foucault
France French philosopher, historian and cultural theorist, prominent representative of modern French structuralism
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Eduard Buhner
Germany Chemist
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Victor Klimenko
Ukraine Ukrainian psychologist
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Hans Blumenberg
Germany German philosopher and historian of ideas
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Thomas Robert Malthus
Great Britain English economist
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Greta Solovyova
 ArmeniaDoctor of Philosophy, Professor
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Yuriy Averyanov
 UzbekistanRussian scientist, candidate of philosophical sciences
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Johannes Wislicenus
German organic chemist, worked primarily in the field of chemical structure theory and stereochemistry.
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Carl Jung
 SwitzerlandSwiss psychiatrist and psychotherapist, founder of analytical psychology.
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Alexander Kozhevnikov
France French philosopher of Russian origin, belonging to the neo-Hegelian tradition
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Michael Alter
Ukraine Donetsk historian, local historian and Jewish historian, journalist
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Johannes Kunckel
Germany German alchemist.
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Borden Parker Bowne
USA American philosopher and Methodist theologian
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Leon McCarron
 IrelandA traveler from Northern Ireland who conquered the Iranian Karun River in a month
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Friedrich Bessel
Germany German astronomer and mathematician
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