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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Pierre Deligne
 BelgiumBelgian mathematician
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Germaine Cellier
 FranceFrench perfumer
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Maximilian Berlitz
 GermanyGerman and American linguist and educator
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Viacheslav Artemov
 RussiaSpecialist in history, philosophy and ethics
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Pere Bosch i Gimpera
 SpainSpanish historian of Catalan origin
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Christopher Coyne
 USAProfessor of Economics
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Benjamin Peirce
USA American mathematician
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James Meys
USA Historian, political scientist, assistant to Robert Conquest, supporter of the recognition of the Holodomor as genocide of Ukrainians.
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David Kahn
USA American historian, writer and cryptographer
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Aleksander Pyatigorskiy
 Great BritainRussian philosopher, culturologist, Buddhist scholar
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Sergey Vyshelessky
Scientist epizootologist, professor
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William Aiton
Great Britain Scottish botanist and gardener
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Daniel Kolak
USA American philosopher.
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Manfred Korfmann
Germany German archaeologist, researcher of prehistoric European history, professor
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Simon Shvendener
 SwitzerlandSwiss botanist.
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Suarez Francisco
Catholic theologian and philosopher
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Daniel Adam Veleslavina
Czech publisher, writer, literary organizer and humanist
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Jean-Marie-Bernard Clement
France French writer, linguist
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Zellig Sabbettai Harris
USA American linguist
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Varlam Topuria
 GeorgiaGeorgian linguist
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Bluma Zeygarnik
Psychologist, Doctor of Psychological Sciences
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Henry Gellibrand
Great Britain English mathematician
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Harry Pigen
USA The Lone Sailor
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Zhulduzbek Abylhojin
 KazakhstanKazakhstani historian.
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Jan Rekliu
France Famous French geographer, participant in the Paris Commune. In collaboration with other authors, he created an extensive work on world geography, translated into many languages
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Dominique V. Turpin
France French scientist.
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Matgorzata Kidawa-Blonska
 PolandPolish sociologist, film producer, political activist
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Maria Zambrano
Spain Spanish writer, Catholic philosopher-essayist.
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Arthur Seckendorff-Gudent
 AustriaAustrian forester
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Robert Koenig
Germany German literary historian.
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Halim Latipov
 UzbekistanDoctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor
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David M. Blau
USA American economist.
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Barbara Fredrickson
USA American psychologist
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John Searle
USA American philosopher
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Theotonio Dos Santos Jr.
 BrazilBrazilian economist, sociologist and political scientist
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Lars Ahlfors
 FinlandFinnish and American mathematician
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Thomas Balogh
Great Britain Hungarian and English economist
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George Frost Kennan
USA American diplomat, political scientist and historian
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Diedrich Westermann
Germany German missionary and linguist
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Giorgio Agamben
 ItalyItalian philosopher.
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Geidar Guseynov
Azerbaijani Soviet philosopher, public figure
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Robert Owen
Great Britain An English utopian socialist who tried to put his ideas into practice: first at his own spinning mill in New Lanark (Scotland), then in experimental communist colonies in the USA and Great Britain.
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John Mill
Great Britain English philosopher, economist and public figure
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Hans Bunte
Germany German chemical engineer, professor of chemical engineering
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Jan Heweliusz
Poland Polish astronomer, telescope designer
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Zahar Shibeko
 BelarusBelarusian historian, professor.
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Maxim Kavun
 UkraineHistorian, cultural scientist, publicist, local historian.
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Marek Kaminski
Poland Polish traveler, polar explorer, author of books, entrepreneur.
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Gaston Bachelard
France French philosopher and art critic
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Herbert Baxter Adams
USA American educator and historian
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