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Nikola Tesla, Serb-US physicist

Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower laboratory, 1900s

Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein

Payne and Rebstock, US antibiotics researchers

Weill and Nielsen, French physicist and US engineer

Mary Mandels receiving Research Directors Award, 1962

Seaborg receiving the Arches of Science award, 1968

Harlow Shapley speaking to politicians and scientists, 1945

Tesla spark discharge experiment, circa 1899

Tesla coil experiment, circa 1899

Marie and Pierre Curie, physicists

Sir Ernest Rutherford taking a swim in Dorset

Crick & Watson in 1953

American physicist Edward Stone

Dr Christopher Langton, Santa Fe Institute

Robert Brown, British botanist

William Thomson

Louis Pasteur

Professor Huxley

Chen-Ning Yang visiting CERN, May 1962

Wolfgang Pauli and Nobel laureates, 1956

Kinsey Institute researchers, 1953

Seaborg receiving the Arches of Science award, 1968

Chinese-US physicist Chien-Shiung Wu and colleagues, 1963

Tesla coil experiment, 1899

Robert Oppenheimer and Ernest Lawrence, physicists

Samuel Milner, British physicist

Peter Zhukovsky, Soviet botanist

Robertson, Epling, Falconer, geneticists

Stephen Hawking with visitors at CERN's CMS in 2006

Stephen Hawking and scientists at CERN's CMS in 2006

Tsung-Dao Lee and Peter Jenni at CERN, August 2007

Rubbia and Van der Meer celebrate Nobel, CERN, 1984

Nikola Tesla, Serb-US physicist

Max Planck, German physicist

Zhores Medvedev, Soviet biologist

Max Planck and wife

Matthew Sands

W. N. Croft, British geologist

W. N. Croft, British geologist

W. N. Croft, British geologist

Sommerfeld and Bohr, physicists

John Clarke Slater, American physicist

William Swann, American physicist

Curt Stern, German-US geneticist

Wolfgang Kohler, German psychologist

Andre Dreyfus, Brazilian geneticist

Kristine Bonnevie, Norwegian biologist

Fritz Reiche, German physicist

Ernest Just, US biologist

Emil Post, American mathematician

Theodor Boveri, German geneticist

Carl Correns, German geneticist

Hertha Marks Ayrton, British engineer

Jocelyn Bell Burnell, British astronomer

Roger Penrose, British mathematician

Wallace Carothers, US chemist

Charles Robert Darwin

Herbert Ives, US engineer and physicist

William Lawrence Bragg, British physicist

Michael Faraday, British physicist

British physicist Prof. Peter Higgs

British physicist Prof. Peter Higgs

British physicist Prof. Peter Higgs

William Coblentz, US physicist

Edgar Frisby, US astronomer

Julius Hilgard, German-US surveyor

William Lawrence Bragg, British physicist

Marie Curie and students, 1910s

19th-century British knights

Stanislao Cannizzaro, Italian chemist

Otto Stapf, Austrian botanist

William McIntosh, Scottish zoologist

John Burroughs and John Muir

David Bannerman, British ornithologist

Frank Beddard, British zoologist

John Newport Langley British physiologist

Aleksei Borisyak, Russian palaeontologist

John Muir, US naturalist

James J Sylvester, English mathematician

James Angell, US psychologist

George Boulenger, Belgian zoologist

Osbert Salvin, British naturalist

John Hays Hammond Jr., American inventor

Robert Brown, British botanist

William Carruthers, Scottish botanist

Giovanni Grassi, Italian zoologist

Evelyn Cheesman, British entomologist

Apsley Cherry-Garrard, British explorer

Daniel Kirkwood, US astronomer

Ernst Stuhlinger, German rocket scientist

Lewis Boss, US astronomer

Seth Chandler, US astronomer

Henry Parkhurst, US astronomer

Cleveland Abbe, US meteorologist

Asaph Hall III, US astronomer

Charles Young, US astronomer

Maurice Loewy, French astronomer

Thomas Simonton, US astronomer

Winslow Upton, US astronomer

Maria Mitchell, US astronomer

James Van Allen, US astrophysicist

Benjamin Gould, US astronomer

James Keeler, US astronomer

Marie Curie, Polish-French physicist

Peter Higgs, British physicist

US psychologists with laboratory rat and pet cat

Seventh Solvay Conference, 1933

Richard Feynman, US physicist

Sigmund Freud, Austrian psychiatrist

Chimpanzee problem solving research

Hans Bauer, German geneticist

Alfred Hershey, US geneticist

William Swann, US physicist

Edwin Linton, US helminthologist

Maurice Whittinghill, US geneticist

Dubinin and Plough, biologists

Edward East, US plant geneticist

Barbara McClintock, US cell geneticist

Winthrop Osterhout, US botanist

Heiser and Gorgas, American physicians

Jesse McClendon, US physiologist

John Slater, US physicist

Edward Laurens Mark, US zoologist

James Franck, German physicist

Wilhelm Johannsen, Danish geneticist

Alfred Russel Wallace, British naturalist

Max Planck, German physicist

Hideyo Noguchi, Japanese bacteriologist

Florence Sabin, US medical researcher

Florence Sabin, US medical researcher

Albert Blakeslee, US botanist

Alfred Lande, German-US physicist

Simon Flexner, US pathologist

Herbert Jennings, US geneticist

Sewall Wright, US geneticist

Novy, Cooper and Soule

Walter Cannon, US physiologist

Calvin Bridges, US geneticist

Titian Peale, US naturalist

Roland Thaxter, US mycologist

Edwin Conklin, US zoologist

Hendrik Lorentz, Dutch physicist

Rollins Emerson, US geneticist

Barbara McClintock, US cell geneticist

Heiser and Gorgas, American physicians

James Cattell, US psychologist

Helen Redfield, US geneticist

Albert Einstein, Swiss-German physicist

Jacques Loeb, German-US physiologist

Edmund Wilson, US cell biologist

Richard Goldschmidt, German-US geneticist

Leon Lederman, US particle physicist

Stephen Hawking, British physicist

William Lawrence Bragg, British physicist

Elie Metchnikoff, Russian biologist

Richard Proctor, British astronomer

Hubert Newton, US astronomer

Godfrey Hounsfield, British engineer

Albert Einstein, Swiss-German physicist

Ross Harrison, US biologist

Simon Flexner, US pathologist

Theodosius Dobzhansky, Russian geneticist

J. Russell Smith, US conservationist

Fermi, Heisenberg and Pauli

Eduard Strasberger, German botanist

Erich von Tschermak, Austrian agronomist

Asa Gray, US botanist

Arthur Hertig, US embryologist

Thomas Milton Rivers, US virologist

Fritz Schaudinn, German microbiologist

Edward East, US plant geneticist

Milislav Demerec, Croatian-US geneticist

Franz Schrader and Sally Hughes-Schrader

Alfred Sturtevant, US geneticist

Irving Langmuir and Guglielmo Marconi

Svante Arrhenius, Swedish chemist

Gregor Mendel, Austrian botanist

Raymond Pearl, US biologist

George Shull, US plant geneticist

Nikolai Vavilov, Soviet botanist

Jack Schultz, US geneticist

Niels Bohr, Danish physicist

Yuri Filipchenko, Russian entomologist

Charles Stockard, US zoologist

Selig Hecht, US physiologist

Ronald Fisher, British geneticist

Flexner and Neufeld, US

Edwin Joseph Cohn, US biochemist

Mather and Thoday, British geneticists

Simon Flexner, US pathologist

Albert Einstein and US President Harding

Niels Bohr and Albert Einstein, physicists

Alan Turing finishing a race, 1946

Dorothy Hodgkin, British chemist

Ivan Pavlov, Russian psychologist

Svante and Olof Arrhenius, chemists