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Astrobiologist, Director of the Carl Sagan Center for Research
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American Female Science Teacher And Entomologist - She Is Known For Her Work With Parasitic Insects And Their Chemical Responses To Their Host. She Has Had Over 30 Years With Research On The Insect - Texas Field Cricket
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Co-Invented the WWW
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Flight scientist
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19th project member at at 'Project Manhattan' (Trinity)
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Astrophysicist. NASA and SETI. Instrument scientist for the Kepler mission searching for exo-planets (planets outside our solar system)
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Game maker (Diplomacy) & writer
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Keith Campbell (3)
English biologist, lead team that cloned Dolly the sheep, the world's first cloned animal -
Co-winner 2015 Nobel Medicine Prize/cited for discovering avermectin, derivatives of which helped lower incidence of river blindness & lymphatic filariasis 2 diseases caused by parasitic worms that affect millions of African & Asian people
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Italian Doctor/Plans to perform the first human head transplant, says he believes he has a 90 percent chance of success
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Nobel laureate in medicine 2007
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Scientist
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nobel medicine laureate 2000
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Founder Armadillo Aerospace; team that won Lunar Lander Challenge
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08 Lasker Prize winner. one of three
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British born US planetary geologist, born 1935. Worked on nearly every Mars planetary probe, including as the imaging team leader for the Viking missions. Worked on lunar mapping and geological aspects of the 1960's Apollo program
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Member of National Inventors Hall of Fame
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Neurosurgeon, Republican Politician, Secretary of Housing & Urban Development. Ran for President of the United States in 2016
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Mathematician Born: 07/08/1904
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Brandon Carter (4)Australian theoretical physicist, best known for his work on the properties of black holes in the Solar System
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WWII: One of the last surviving members of The Manhattan Project, he was Enrico Fermi's lab technician: helped create the world's first atomic bomb. Witness to the explosion of the first a-bomb ('Trinity', July 16, 1945)
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Astronomer, studies icy moons
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English Female Author, Doctor, Torture Survivor. And Activist - Novel - 'Audacity to Believe' (1977), 'Good Friday People' (1991), 'Sharing The Darkness: The Spirituality Of Caring' (1988), 'The Loneliest Journey' (1995)
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Geiger counter; science advisor
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Psychologist
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Author, scientist, and noted conservationist. Working to save Mexican endangered species
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Flight scientist
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nobel chemistry laureate 1989
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Member of National Inventors Hall of Fame
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Inventor of the internet
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Biologist who engineered the oil eating bacteria
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Nobel laureate chemistry 2008
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nobel physics laueate 1959
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Scientist, invented the world's first artificial cell
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Inventor
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nobel physics laureate 1992
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French professor and researcher in microbiology, genetics and biochemistry. In 2020, Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 'for the development of a method for genome editing'
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Nobel prize laureate chemistry
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Co Inventor of Bubble Wrap
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Known for inventing the self-balancing hoverboard
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nobol physics laueate 1958
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Russian Rocket Designer. Born: 03/01/1912
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American Female Scientist Paleontologist And Taphonomist. One Of The World's Leading Experts In Coprolites
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Scientist
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Scientist
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Inventor
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Renowned author, Linguistics Professor at MIT
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astronomer discovered pluto's moon, Charon
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Atomic physicist; worked on Manhattan Project
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American theoretical physicist and later astrophysicist and one of the last people alive to have worked on the Manhattan Project
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Nobel Laureate (Physics 1997); U.S. Secretary of Energy (2009-13)
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Invented the three-dimensional version of the Sudoku puzzle in 2005
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Geneticist, molecular engineer/Successfully copied woolly mammoth genes into the genome of an Asian elephant/Will have reproduced the extinct Wooly Mammoth in the next three years
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Scientist, 2004 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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Turkish archaeologist and Assyriologist who specializes in the study of Sumerian civilization
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Oncologist who developed the CD34 monoclonal antibody, which made it possible for the first time to identify, isolate and collect hematopoietic stem cells, the immature cells in the human body that grow into mature blood, marrow and immune cells
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Colin Clark (2)Scientist
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Inventor of cochlear implant
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Director of the Goddard Space Flight Center from 1965-1976
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American theoretical and experimental physicist. He was awarded one third of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics, jointly with Alain Aspect and Anton Zeilinger
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Human computer at the aberdeen Proving Ground. Engineer on B2 Stealth bomber
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American Former Female Biologist, Cancer Researcher, Professor, Dean, And Academic Administrator. She Contributed To The Field Of Cancer Research By Studying The Cure For Melanoma
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American Female Astrophysicist - 'NASA Ames Research Center' (2014-2017), 'High - level Data Product Manager' - Worked On The Kepler And K2 Projects Searching For Potential Exo - Planets (2017-2020), 'SETI Institute' - Research Scientist (2019- )
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American Female Author, Scientist, Teacher, Naturalist, State Park Ranger, National Park Ranger, Cruising Sailor, And Photographer - Novel - 'Intelligent Life On Earth? The Search Continues' (2013)
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Inventor Neutron Bomb
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nobel med. laureate 1986
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Nobel physics laureate 1997
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Scientist
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World-Renowned Cryptozoologist And Author
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Doctor
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scientist
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invertor (enovid oral contraceptive)
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inventor (tetracycline antibiotic)
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Flight scientist
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Venezuelan epidemiologist specialist in tropical diseases. Born: 09/11/1913
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Mathematician
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Computer Scientist and transgender activist
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Biophysicist
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Is a centenarian and a Canadian geologist and palaeontologist, and Emeritus Professor at Dalhousie University. The author of several scientific books
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Doctor - Aerobics advocate
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nobel physics laureate 1972
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Inventor of Cell Phone
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American immunologist, born 1933. 2019 Lasker Award recipient for his work identifying T cells and B cells
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American Inventor/Chemist (b: 1919)
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Scientist
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Anthropologist
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Flight scientist
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nobel chemistry laureate 1990
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nobel physics laureate 2001
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Nobel chem. laureate 1975. Born: 09/07/1917
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Director of NASA's Langley Research Center, and Chairman of the Apollo 13 Review Board which investigated the explosion that occurred during the Apollo 13 spaceflight in 1970.
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Eastman Kodak engineer, worked on the camera team for NASA's Lunar Orbiters that photographed the moon, and mapped landing spots for the Apollo missions. Led to the first photo of the earth from the moon, a B&W grainy one, in 1966
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Physicist; studies star formations
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British astronomer
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Scientist
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German-born, American physicist (1924- ). Built circuits for the Manhattan Project. One of the few surviving witnesses of the Trinity Test, the first atomic explosion
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French naval officer, oceanographer, filmmaker and author. Co-invented the Aqua-Lung. Hosted the tv show The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau. Created the Cousteau Society for the Protection of Ocean Life. Father of Jean-Michel Cousteau
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oceanographer
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American physical chemist, worked at ' Manhattan Project' (Trinity)
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Scientist, Physicist, host of 'Physics Girl' on YouTube
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Scientist
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TV Presenter, Author - Why Does E=mc2?
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Conceived and patented in 1978 an on-field marker to help TV viewers identify first down distances in 1978. First used in a Cincinnati Bengals-Baltimore Ravens game on September 27, 1998
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Biochemist who helped determine the DNA structure
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Scientist
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Whiplash expert, director ofspine research institute of san diego
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Astronomer
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nobel physics laureate 1980
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nobel chemistry laureate 1995
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Actress - The Goodbye Girl, Family, Big Eddie. Inventor/Company President - Hip-Hugger baby-carrying sling-type device
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nobel chemistry laureate 1996
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Palaeontolist, curator, author
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Co-founder of Acorn Computers, a British computer company established in Cambridge, England, in 1978. The company produced a number of computers which were popular in the UK. Due to its innovative designs, Acorn is sometimes known as the 'British Apple'
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Physicist, best known for the Cutkosky cutting rules in quantum field theory, which give a simple way to calculate the discontinuity of the scattering amplitude by Feynman diagrams
