Links to famous and not so
famous scientists
Links to famous and not so
famous scientistsTake notes as you read. Write your report in your own words. Find out what plagiarize means.
African American Scientists and Inventors
Eric Weisstein's Treasure Trove of Scientific Biography
The National Inventors Hall of Fame
Edwin Hubble (1884-1953), Another Edwin Hubble Biography - Both of these sites are from the PBS "A Science Odyssey" site.
The Hall of Astronomers from Enchanted Learning.com
Rachel Carson from the Ecology Hall of Fame
Charles Darwin from a site by Michon Scott. There are other science biographies here as well.
Albert Einstein from Time 100 - the 100 most influential people of the century.
Enrico Fermi from Time 100
Marie Curie from NobelPrize.org
Marie Curie from the Center for the History of Physics. An illustrated and complete biography.
Percy Julien from PBS "A Science Odyssey".
Edward Jenner from the Edward Jenner Museum in England. He developed the vaccination against smallpox.
Elizabeth Blackwell, the first American woman to receive a Medical Degree from the National Library of Medicine.
Dr. Charles Drew, developer of the Blood Bank.
Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of pennicilin, from Time 100 - the 100 most influential people of the century.
Louis Pasteur, developer of the heating technique now called pasteurization, from the French Embassy in Canada.
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