Names of scientist

    • Who are some of the most famous scientists?

      Isaac Newton is one of the most famous scientists of all time, and considered by many to be the greatest scientists to ever live. He contributed massively to the fields of maths, optics, and mechanics. Newton is the man who discovered gravity, after he witnessed an apple falling from a tree.

    • Who was the first woman to have a doctorate in science?

      Laura - For Laura Bassi, an Italian physicist who was the first woman to have a doctorate in science. Mae - For Mae Jemison, An American engineer and NASA astronaut who was the first African American woman to travel into space.

    • Are there any famous female scientists?

      Stephanie - For Stephanie Kwolek, an American chemist who invented Kevlar. Sylvia - For Sylvia Earle, an American marine biologist who was the first female chief scientist of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association. Vera - For Vera Rubin, an American astronomer who is known for her work on galactic rotation curves.

    • What are some of the most significant discoveries made by scientists?

      Newton is one of the most influential scientists in history. He published several books, formulated several scientific laws and made significant discoveries. His main credits include formulating the laws of gravitation and motion. Mathematician and astronomer who published important papers on topics like sun spots, the solar system and more.

    • [PDF File]Top 50 most influential people on Stem Cells today

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      TOP 50 stem cell influencers Who are the most influential people in the global stem cell and cell therapy field? This is the question we asked our blog subscribers, LinkedIn group members and anyone in our contact network to compile a comprehensive list of the Top 50 as named by you.

    • [PDF File]Famous scientists and their inventions

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      Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel (1858 - 1913) Being a mechanical engineer, Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel managed to discover the diesel engine. The German inventor was also a well-known thermal engineer, a polyglot, an expert in arts, and a social theorist. Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)

    • [PDF File]Full List of Scientists Who Discovered Elements

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      Check the PDF list of elements arranged in increasing order of their atomic number and the scientist who discovered the element and the laboratory of discovery. Elements from Atomic Number 1 to 50 SI. NO Chemical Element and Symbol Year of Discovery/ Synthesis Name of Scientists Place of Discovery 1 Hydrogen H 1766 Henry & Cavendish London

    • [PDF File]Famous People in Energy - Lehigh University

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      (1898)Joule (1818)Curie (1867)Koontz (1922)Dalton (1766)Latimer (1848)Diesel (1858)Marconi (1874)Drake (1819)Maxwell (1831)Edison (1847)Meitner (1878)Einstein (1879)Newton (1642)Faraday (1791) Ford (1863)Franklin (1706) Pupin (1858)Roberts (1913)Stanley (1858)Stokes (1924)Tesla (1856)Woods (1856) Isaac Newton (1642)back to top

    • [PDF File]THE 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL SCIENTISTS OF All TIME - ArvindGuptaToys

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      vations outside the body. A gifted Dutch scientist and lens grinder named Antonie van Leeuwenhoek refined the main tool of his trade, the microscope, which allowed him to become the first person to observe tiny microbes. Leeuwenhoek’s observations helped build the framework for bacteriology and protozoology.

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