1: Perceptive pioneers
1: Aristotle
2: Greek greats
1: Pythagoras
2: Empedocles
3: Democritus
4: Euclid
5: Hypatia
4: Archimedes
5: Hippocrates
6: Zhang Heng
7: Claudius Galen
8: Al-Khwarizmi
9: Avicenna
10: Averroes
11: Fibonacci
12: Francis Bacon
2: Brilliant biologists
1: Hildegard of Bingen
2: Mary Anning
3: Seeing things
1: Alhazen
2: Roger Bacon
3: Willebrord Snell
4: Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
5: Patricia Bath
4: Robert Hooke
5: Carl Linnaeus
6: Charles Darwin
7: Gregor Mendel
8: Nettie Stevens
9: Thomas Hunt Morgan
10: Alexander Fleming
11: Franklin, Crick, and Watson
12: Inge Lehmann
13: Live James Lovelock
14: Charles David Keeling
15: Medical masterminds
1: Edward Jenner
2: Jonas Salk
3: Paul Ehrlich
4: Francoise Barre-Sinoussi
5: Joshua Lederberg
3: Clever chemists
1: Robert Boyle
2: Joseph Black
3: Joseph Priestly
4: Alessandro Volta
6: Michael Faraday
7: Louis Pasteur
8: Dmitri Mendeleev
9: Inventive chemists
1: Charles Goodyear
2: Leo Baekeland
3: Percy Julian
4: Stephanie Kwolek
5: George William Gray
10: The Curies
11: Alice Ball
12: Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin
13: Barbara McClintock
4: Phenomenal physicists
1: Leonardo da Vinci
2: Nicolaus Copernicus
3: Galileo Galilei
4: Johannes Kepler
5: Christiaan Huygens
6: Edmond Halley
7: Henriette Swan Leavitt
8: Isaac Newton
9: James Clerk Maxwell
10: Ernest Rutherford
11: Albert Einstein
12: J Robert Oppenheimer
13: Penzias and Wilson
14: Quantum physicists
1: James Chadwick
2: Werner Heisenberg
3: Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
4: Richard Feynman
5: Peter Higgs
15: Edwin Hubble
16: Vera Rubin
17: Stephen Hawking
5: Incredible inventors
1: James Watt
2: Rudolf Diesel
3: Computing creatives
1: Ada Lovelace
2: Grace Murray Hopper
3: John von Neumann
4: Anne Easley
5: Tim Berners-Lee
4: Wilhelm Rontgen
5: C V Raman
6: Nikola Tesla
7: Joseph Lister
8: Alan Turing
9: Alfred Nobel
10: Ali Javan
11: Rachel Carson
12: Communicators
1: David Attenborough
2: Carl Sagan
3: Dava Sobel
3: Bill Nye
4: Neil DeGrasse Tyson
6: Let's applaud...
7: Glossary
8: Index
9: Acknowledgments
Products specifications
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Author
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Andrea Mills |
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Pub Date
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01/02/2018 |
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Binding
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Hardback |
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Pages
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128 |
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Country
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United Kingdom |
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Dewey
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509.22 |
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GBPPrice
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12.99 |
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Availability
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Available |
From brainy biologists and clever chemists, to magnificent mathematicians and phenomenal physicists. Discover 100 remarkable scientists who shaped our world.
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