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1901 – 1954. Creation of the first nuclear reactor. Discovery of transuranic elements.
Emil Fischer
Enrico Fermi
Marcello Malpighi
Carl Gauss
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1628 – 1694. Biologist and physician. Capillaries in animals. Link between arteries and veins.
Jonas Salk
Marcello Malpighi
Archimedes
J. Robert Oppenheimer
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1578 – 1657. Physician. Systemic circulation & properties of blood being pumped to brain & body
William Harvey
Euclid
Stephen Hawking
Dmitri Mendeleev
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1749 – 1827. Important to the development of mathematics, statistics, physics, and astronomy
Louis Victor de Broglie
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
Pierre Simon de Laplace
Murray Gell-Mann
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1856 – 1940. Discovery of the first subatomic particle. Identification of the electron.
Arthur Eddington
Joseph J. Thomson
John Bardeen
Robert Koch
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1708 1777. Swiss anatomist, naturalist & poet. Referred to as the father of modern physiology
Albrecht von Haller
Max von Laue
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
John von Neumann
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1867 - 1934. Pioneering research on radioactivity. Only person 2 Nobels in multiple sciences.
Shelly Glashow
Marie Curie
Emily Fischer
Gustava Kirchhoff
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1629 – 1695. Studies of rings of Saturn, discovered its moon Titan, invention of pendulum clock
Noam Chomsky
Christiaan Huygens
James Watson
Gregor Mendel
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1803 1873. Founder - organic chemistry. Father - crop fertilizer. Effect of nutrients on crops
Justus Liebig
August Kekule
Heike Kamerlingh Onnes
Charles Sherrington
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1928 - . Molecular biologist, geneticist and zoologist. Co-discoverer of the structure of DNA
B. F. Skinner
James Watson
Ernst Haeckel
Emil Kraepelin
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1797 – 1875. Author of
Principles of Geology
, explained earthquakes and volcanos..
Albrecht von Haller
Justus Liebig
Max Born
Charles Lyell
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1738 – 1822. Pioneered astronomical spectrophotometry. Discovered infrared radiation & Uranus.
Christiaan Huygens
Hans Bethe
William Herschel
John Bardeen
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1777 - 1855. German mathematician; number theory, algebra, differential geometry, astronomy. .
Wilhelm Wundt
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Ernst Haeckel
Karl Friedrich Gauss
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1852 – 1919. German chemist. 1902 Nobel in Chemistry. Many reactions & concepts named after him
Emil Fischer
Konrad Lorenz
Alfred Binet
Gustav Kirchhoff
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1889 – 1953. Extragalactic astronomy. Recessional velocity increases with distance. Expansion.
Carl Gauss
Edwin Hubble
Alfred Wegener
Enrico Fermi
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1932 - Theoretical Physics. Electroweak interactions. Predicted 4th quark. Grand unified theory
Paul Ehrlich
Alfred Wegener
Thomas Hunt Morgan
Sheldon Glashow
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1882 1970. The development of quantum mechanics. Solid-state physics and optics. Wave function
Max Born
Noam Chomsky
Wilhelm Wundt
Konrad Lorenz
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1916 – 2004. Co-discoverer of the structure of the DNA molecule. Genetic code research.
Murray Gell-Mann
Ernst Mayr
Francis Crick
Sheldon Glashow
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1834 – 1907. Periodic Law. Periodic table of elements. Predicted eight undiscovered elements.
Dmitri Mendeleev
Gregor Mendel
Gustav Kirchhoff
Theodosius Dobzhansky
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1707 – 1783. One of the greatest mathematicians to have ever lived. Infinitesimal calculus.
Christiaan Huygens
Leonard Euler
Paul Ehrlich
Murray Gell-Mann
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1908 – 1991. Only person won Nobel in Physics twice. Transistor. Superconductivity.
Francis Galton
George Gaylord Simpson
Thomas Hunt Morgan
John Bardeen
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1843 1910. Founder of modern bacteriology. Causative agents of tuberculosis, cholera & anthrax
Robert Koch
Trofim Lysenko
B. F. Skinner
Hans Selye
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1929- . American physicist received 1969 Nobel Prize in physics. Theory of elementary particles
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Stephen Hawking
Alfred Kinsey
Murray Gell-Mann
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1882 – 1944. Solar eclipse observation was earliest confirmations of theory of relativity.
August Kekule
Emil Fischer
Louis Victor de Broglie
Arthur Eddington
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1829 – 1896. German organic chemist. Founder of the theory of chemical structure.
Karl Landsteiner
August Kekule
Carl Linnaeus
Heike Kamerlingh Onnes