Scientists

Physicists Indian Scientists James Watson American Scientists Nobel Laureates Craig Venter J. Craig Venter Computer Scientists Astrophysicists Richard Robson Mariano Barbacid Molecular Biologists Primatologists James D. Watson Omar Yaghi François Englert Etienne-Emile Baulieu Susumu Kitagawa Geneticists Chinese Scientists Aerospace Engineers Immunologists AI Pioneers Étienne-Émile Baulieu Astronomers Julieta Fierro Gossman John Craig Venter Indian Physicists Ecologists David Baltimore Nobel Prize Winners Japanese Scientists Boyd Bushman Ethologists Antonino Zichichi Geoffrey Hinton Robert Oppenheimer Jane Goodall Zoologists Peter Dodge Gerónimo Villanueva J. Robert Oppenheimer J. D. Watson Russian Scientists French Scientists Chen Ning Yang Contributions to Science Agricultural Scientists Mexican Scientists Eminent Scientists of India CV Raman Chemists Casimir Funk Nikku Madhusudhan Jim Watson Francis Crick Rudolph Marcus Stephen Hawking Julieta Fierro Neuroscientists Richard L. Garwin Omar M. Yaghi

Susumu Tonegawa, Nobel Laureate in Medicine, Dies at 86

Explaining how genes make antibody diversity before identifying brain “engrams” transformed modern immunology and the science of memory.

J. Craig Venter, Genomics Pioneer Who Raced to Decode the Human Genome, Dies at 79

Sir Tony Hoare, Inventor of Quicksort and Pioneer of Hoare Logic, Dies at 92

Chen Ning Yang, Nobel-Winning Physicist Behind Yang–Mills Theory, Dies at 103

Etienne-Emile Baulieu, Inventor of RU-486, Dies at 98