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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Igor Schechter
 RussiaLinguist
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Victor Jacquemont
 FranceFrench botanist, traveler, geologist.
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Moshe Maimonides
 EgyptScientist
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Anton Cheshevik
 BelarusDoctor of Biological Sciences, Professor
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Boris Gromov
Soviet scientist and teacher
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Amedeo Avogadro
 ItalyItalian scientist, chemist and physicist.
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Lucian Blaga
 RomaniaRomanian writer and rationalist philosopher
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Alfred Kastler
 GermanyPhysicist
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Mikulash Mushinka
 SlovakiaSlovak folklorist
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Abraham Darby
 Great BritainIntroduced the casting of cast iron into sand molds (1708), partially replaced charcoal in blast furnace with stone (1713
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Eduard Persell
 USAAmerican physicist, Nobel Prize winner in physics in 1952
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Fritjof Capra
 AustriaAmerican physicist of Austrian origin
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Georg Kastner
France French-German physicist and inventor.
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Kaushik Basu
 IndiaIndian Economist
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Robert Torrens
British Royal Marine officer, economist and Member of Parliament
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Mihail Gershenzon
Historian of Russian culture, philosopher.
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Benedict Anderson
USA British political scientist and sociologist, professor
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Lindsay Hamon
Great Britain British evangelist, traveler
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Petr Tronko
 UkraineStatesman and political figure, scientist and historian
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Stefan Mandel
USA Romanian and Australian mathematician
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Jean-Claude Larreche
France French scientist, specialist in organization theory, professor.
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Scott Folkon
Great Britain Norwegian polar explorer, participant in Fridtjof Nansen's expedition to Greenland
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Hugo Munsterberg
Germany German and American psychologist
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Georgiy Razmyslovich
Belarus Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
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Vadim Slavin
Russia Head of the Department of Thermal Physics, Krasnoyarsk State Technical University
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George Stephenson
Great Britain English inventor, creator of one of the first steam locomotives and builder of the first public railway, Darlingon-Stockton.
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Enrico Caporali
Italy Italian philosopher
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Jean Krantz
France French philologist.
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Alain Bombard
France Doctor, biologist. Researcher at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco (1952). Voluntarily crossed the Mediterranean Sea (1951) and the Atlantic Ocean (1952) in the inflatable boat "Heretic" to prove the possibility of survival for shipwrecked people.
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Samuel Cohen
USA American physicist, inventor of the neutron bomb
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Immanuel Wallerstein
USA American thinker, founder of world-systems analysis
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Guy Laroque
France French economist.
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Zaza Aleksidze
 GeorgiaGeorgian historian
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Ivan Michurin
Scientist biologist and plant breeder
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Konstantin Tushkevich
Belarus Archaeologist, historian, ethnographer, folklorist from the Tyshkevich family.
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Carl Sagan
USA American astronomer
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Charles Davenant
Great Britain English economist
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Wilhelm Kahl
Germany German lawyer
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Denis Lambin
France French philologist.
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Burrhus Frederic Skiner
USA American psychologist
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Isaak Newton
Great Britain English mathematician and physicist
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Herbert Seifert
Germany German mathematician known for his work in topology
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Paul Aler
Germany Jesuit, writer and teacher of the 17th - 18th centuries.
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Nicola Cabibbo
Italy Italian physicist
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Ludwig Ferdinand Claus
Germany German psychologist and racial theorist
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Kay Behrensmeyer
USA American paleontologist (taphonomist and paleoecologist).
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Alexander Kapto
Ukraine Russian and Ukrainian scientist, sociologist and political scientist, diplomat, journalist.
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Raul Prebisch
 ArgentinaArgentine economist
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Inga Andronikova
Russia Ethnographer, researcher and collector of folklore and mythology of Russian Gypsies.
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Nicholas Gregory Mankiw
USA American economist
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