Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz FRS FRSE (1807-1873) was a great scientist in his era, was also a Swiss-born biologist, geologist, paleontologist, systematist, and famous teacher. He was also known as Earth’s natural history’s Scholar. Louis Agassiz Harvard was also a rival of Darwin’s theory of evolution. Time and Place of birth Louis Agassiz Harvard […]
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Julia Hall Bowman Robinson was known for her work in decision problems, and especially for Hilbert’s tenth problem. Julia Robinson was also an American mathematician. Time and Place of birth Julia Hall Bowman Robinson was born in Saint Louis, Missouri, the U.S. on 18 December 1919. Julia Hall Bowman Robinson Early life In her
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William Buckland was DD, FSR was an English theologian, Geologist, Paleontologist, Pioneer, Minister. Buckland was known for his efforts to accommodate the theories in the Bible with Geological discoveries and also opposing evolutionary theories. Buckland was the first one who wrote a full account of a fossil dinosaur. He afterward changed the name to
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Claude Bernard was a French Physician, a Scientist, and also a Physiologist, Claude Bernard was also known as one of “the greatest of all men in science”. He was the one who initiated Physiology as an important subject or area in science. Claud Bernard’s writings on the philosophy of science and his contribution to
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Martin Gardner was a popular American mathematician and also a popular writer in science. He was a skeptic, a mathematician, a mysterious, and also a magician. Martin turned out to be a great inspiration to all the people in the world. About Martin Gardner Martin Gardner was amazingly good at mathematics as some people said
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John von Neumann (1903-1957) John von Neumann was a Hungarian-American scientific personality. He was a very famous scientist, mathematician, computer scientist, physicist, polymath, and engineer. Neumann gave significant contributions to almost every field he entered like functional analysis in mathematics, quantum mechanics in physics, and linear programming in computer science, etc. von was said
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Edmond Halley (1656-1742) Edmond Halley was a famous English mathematician. He was not just a mathematician and Astronomer, Geophysicist, physicist, and meteorologist too. He set up an observatory in St. Helena island. Edmond was the first man to record the transit of Mercury across the Sun. He was a fellow of the Royal Society
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Paul Joseph Cohen (1934-2007) Paul Joseph Cohen was a famous mathematician of modern times. He was an American. Like all the Jewish background families of America, he too had an immigrant past. Paul’s family is from Poland and was forced to leave their motherland due to their religious beliefs. Mr. Cohen is known for
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Giuseppe Peano was a renowned Italian mathematician. Giuseppe was the founder of mathematical logic and set theory. Giuseppe was a professor of mathematics at the University of Turin. Giuseppe was the founder of Latino sine Flexione. Time and Place of Birth (1858-1932) Giuseppe Peano was born on 27th August 1858, at Spinetta, Piedmont in the
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Jules Henri Poincare was a French Mathematician, an engineer, a great philosopher of science, and a theoretical physicist. Described as “The Last Universalist” in mathematics as Poincare was so good since his childhood and also as a Polymath since he excelled in the discipline in all fields throughout his life. About Henri Poincaré Born
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Mihailo Petrovic Alas was an academic, fisherman, writer, businessman, influential Serbian mathematician, inventor, publicist, musician, traveler, and volunteer in the Balkan wars. About Mihailo Petrovic Alas Born on 6 May 1886, in Belgrade after finishing his first Belgrade Gymnasium he enrolled himself at the natural science mathematical section, after that he went to Paris
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John Wallis was an English mathematician and clergyman too. He was a chief cryptographer of parliament and the royal court. John was the founder of the symbol of infinity. He was born in the time of another great English mathematician and scientist Newton. It was a time of prosperity for English mathematics. Time and
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Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941) Emanuel Lasker was a German mathematician and philosopher. He was a Chess player too. Lasker was one of the greatest Chess players ever and a world champion for 27 straight years reigned between 1894 to 1921. Emanuel was not just a good player but he also made a significant contribution to
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Eratosthenes (276 BC-194 BC) Eratosthenes or Eratosthenes of Cyrene was a renowned Greek personality. He was a mathematician, geographer, astronomer, polymath and music theorist. Eratosthenes is known as the father of Geography. He was the first person to calculate the circumference of earth and axial tilt of earth. He was the creator of the
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Augustus De Morgan was a great British mathematician and logician. He is known for his significant contribution to mathematics. His major works are Morgan’s law, relation algebra, and universal algebra. He made significant contributions to English Mathematics and was a pioneering figure in it. Time and place of birth Augustus De Morgan was born
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