Not Avogadro?
If there were two of them you'd have an Avogadro pair...
Rosalind Franklin?
Rosalind Franklin?
Greek mathematician?
Physicist and engineer?
What's his name again? Archi...
Easy: just google "Research Professor at the United States Naval Academy from 19771979" [;)]http://wapedia.mobi/en/Frank_Whittle
...single citation!
Wow, I'm stumped. [???]
OH!!!! No.....
Jena University, Jena, Thuringia, Germany!!!
nevertheless my contribution to science is very notable, especially the teaching of anatomy. I am problably better known for my controversy than my contibution to science. I am still alive, and I have had several TV shows centered around my work.Before I fall asleep, it is YOU? [:)]
nevertheless my contribution to science is very notable, especially the teaching of anatomy. I am problably better known for my controversy than my contibution to science. I am still alive, and I have had several TV shows centered around my work.Before I fall asleep, it is YOU? [:)]
*Ahem* *Cough* It's Gunther von Hagens.
When the Body show was on at Earl's Court, there was a hell of a lot of visitors. Gruesome!!! Weird!!! Not a show I would ever wish to visit, and I'd be B*****ed if I'd ever work on it. Enough to give you the creeps.
Edward Jenner: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Jenner ?
Who am I?R.N Flemming
I am on a New Zealand bank note.
Would it be too much to ask which denomination?
Oh! no, I don't have any NZ banknotes to look at.......Ernest Rutherford
Guess it must be that hill climber.
Oh! no, I don't have any NZ banknotes to look at.......We're talking about famous scientists here!
Guess it must be that hill climber.
Oh! no, I don't have any NZ banknotes to look at.......Ernest Rutherford
Guess it must be that hill climber.
This is new oneanswer this folks........
Born in India in 1922... But became a citizen of US .... done a significant work in field of medicine and microbiology with the help of another great scientist.......
Would this have something to do with the Stanford Prison Experiment?Philip Zimbardo?
I had never heard of him until today.He was a bit unlucky to prove his theory in the ascent of sap in transportation of water in plants
This is a new one!!!!!!
who am I??????
Born in India also was the Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission in India He along with other Ahmedabad-based industrialists played a major role in the creation of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, was one of the greatest scientists of India.Apart from being a scientist, he was a rare combination of an innovator, industrialist and visionary. he got got support from the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and the Department of Atomic Energy.
Who am I?Amedeo Modigliani
I was born in France in the early 20th. C. My brother was a right wing collaborator during WWII.
I was a Naval Officer.
Jacques-Yves Cousteauthats what I said !!!!!!
I think you have me sussed! Yes, I do indeed wield a scalpel.It was pretty
It was prettyDBarnHard but Noeethling's impossible. [:)]
No takers?
Here's the giveaway then.
The upstart, tooth pulling, barber boy who claimed to have been 'the first' was the now denounced William Morton.
I am flabbergasted sheepy, my gast has never been so flabbered.
Crawford Williamson Long, November 1, 1815 – June 16, 1878.
The first physician to use Ether as anesthetic.
No.
I share the same first name with a famous French chemist and microbiologist.
Louis Braille.Yes, well done you two!
Thomas Edison?thats right well done!!!!!!
You wouldn't be thinking of Alexis Carrel, would you? [:)] Your second last (and last) clue was what caught my attention.
I am already down on my knees [:)]
Genius!
Lemaître that is.
Born at Rebecq in 1838
improved the ammonia-soda process and got rich of the patents.
Probably most known to host physics conferences with world famous participants like Einstein, Heisenberg, Bohr and Shrödinger.
I discovered addition!
I was what people call a polymath, someone who excels or at least contributes to various areas of endeavor. For example, I attended the American Continental Congress and signed the Declaration of Independence. I published the first American textbook on chemistry. I pioneered education for women by helping to found womens colleges, and I had no fear of speaking boldly about abolishing slavery. Professionally, I was a doctor, and I provided Lewis & Clark with a medical kit and taught them about frontier illnesses. I significantly improved the lives of those unfortunate souls sent to asylums. Perhaps my most interesting achievement is that I discovered addition! My contemporaries merely wagged their fingers at drunkards and told them they should drink less. However, I actually sat down and listened to these unfortunates fellows, and I realized that, somehow, something in the drink caused them to lose control of their senses and that their only hope was to abstain completely. If you care to see a likeness of me, then look to the logo of the American Psychiatric Association.
I was most famous for zapping electricity through 200 monks from a monastery tied together in a row using copper wire.
Bonus points if you can guess why I ate it.