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Lazy Summer Afternoon
- Kurt Alder
Diels-Alder Reaction
- Edwin H. Armstrong
Inventor of FM radio
- Francis W. Aston
Invented the mass spectograph
- Adolf von Baeyer
Synthesized indigo
- J. Georg Bednorz
Superconductivity researcher
- Friedrich Bergius
Hydrogenation of coal
- Gerd Binnig
Co-Inventor, scanning tunneling microscope
- Nicolaas Bloembergen
Nonlinear optics
- Carl Bosch
Chairman of I. G. Farben
- Julie Bowen
Boston Legal
- Bertram N. Brockhouse
Neutron scattering
- Eduard Buchner
Studied fermentation
- Adolf Butenandt
Research in sex hormones
- Bec Cartwright
Home and Away
- Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
Evolution stages of stars
- Steven Chu
Trapped atoms with laser light
- Rory Cochrane
Tim Speedle on CSI: Miami
- Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
Trapped atoms with laser light
- Ted Costa
Drove the 2003 California recall election
- Peter Debye
Studied molecular structure, dipoles
- Hans G. Dehmelt
Co-Inventor of the ion trap
- James Dewar
Researcher of low temperatures
- Otto Diels
Diels-Alder Reaction
- Hans von Euler-Chelpin
Enzymes of sugar fermentation
- Paul Peter Ewald
X-Ray crystallographer
- Sir Raymond Firth
Economic Anthropology
- Hans Fischer
Chemistry of pyrrole, synthesis of haemin
- William A. Fowler
Element generation within stars
- Jerome I. Friedman
Verified existence of quarks
- Otto Robert Frisch
Described fission
- Hans Geiger
Co-Inventor of the Geiger Counter
- Michael Gerson
White House policy advisor
- William F. Giauque
Adiabatic demagnetization
- Sheldon Glashow
Electroweak Theory
- Samuel Goudsmit
Conceived idea of Quantum Spin
- Victor Grignard
Grignard Reaction
- Paul Hackett
Congressional candidate, Ohio 2nd
- Otto Hahn
Demonstrated fission
- Edwin Hall
Discovered the Hall Effect
- Arthur Harden
Enzymes of sugar fermentation
- Norman Haworth
The Constitution of Sugars
- George de Hevesy
Radioisotope researcher
- Jacobus H. van 't Hoff
Studied reaction rates, osmotic pressures
- Albert Wallace Hull
Inventor of the magnetron tube
- Russell A. Hulse
Co-Discovered first pulsar
- Friedrich Hund
Quantum tunneling
- Frédéric Joliot
Researcher of radioactivity
- Irène Joliot-Curie
Researcher of radioactivity
- Pascual Jordan
Founder of Quantum Mechanics
- Bill Justis
Raunchy
- Paul Karrer
Studied pigments, beta-carotene, etc.
- Estes Kefauver
US Senator from Tennessee 1949-63
- Henry W. Kendall
Verified existence of quarks
- Bernie Krause
Field recordist, electronic musician
- Alison Krauss
Bluegrass fiddle prodigy
- Richard Kuhn
Researcher of carotenoids
- Paul Langevin
Studied piezoelectricity
- Robert B. Laughlin
Fractional quantum Hall effect
- Michael Ledeen
Neoconservative activist
- Leon M. Lederman
Researcher of neutrinos
- David M. Lee
Superfluidity of helium-3
- Rob Liefeld
Awful cartoonist, characters can't poop
- Patty Loveless
'New traditionalist' country singer
- Edwin M. McMillan
Discovered neptunium
- Henri Moissan
Isolated fluorine
- Kelly Monaco
Port Charles
- Henry Gwyn Jeffreys Moseley
Confirmed importance of atomic number
- K. Alex Müller
Superconductivity researcher
- Robert S. Mulliken
Studied molecular structure
- Bill Mundell
Chairman, Californians for Fair Redistricting
- Walther Nernst
Third Law of Thermodynamics
- Chris Onstad
Achewood
- Douglas D. Osheroff
Superfluidity of helium-3
- Wolfgang Paul
Co-Inventor of the ion trap
- Rudolf Peierls
Frisch-Peierls Memorandum
- Martin L. Perl
Discovered the Tau Lepton
- William D. Phillips
Trapped atoms with laser light
- Fritz Pregl
Quantitative organic micro-analysis
- Frederick K. C. Price
Televangelist
- Norman F. Ramsey
Energy levels of atoms
- Henri-Victor Regnault
Properties of gases
- Frederick Reines
Co-Discover of the Neutrino
- Theodore W. Richards
Proved existence of isotopes
- Robert C. Richardson
Superfluidity of helium-3
- Sir Robert Robinson
Researcher of alkaloids
- Heinrich Rohrer
Co-Inventor, scanning tunneling microscope
- Bob Ross
The Joy of Painting
- Henry Augustus Rowland
Studied optics, magnetism, etc.
- Carlo Rubbia
Co-Discovered W and Z particles
- Ernst Ruska
Inventor of the electron microscope
- Leon Russell
Producer, session player, etc.
- Leopold Ruzicka
Studied terpenes
- Paul Sabatier
Researcher of catalysis
- Abdus Salam
Electroweak Theory
- Frederick Sanger
Determined sequencing of Insulin
- Arthur L. Schawlow
Laser spectroscopy
- Melvin Schwartz
Researcher of neutrinos
- Earl Scruggs
Bluegrass banjo pioneer
- Anoushka Shankar
Sitar virtuoso and composer
- Clifford G. Shull
Neutron scattering
- Kai M. Siegbahn
Electron spectroscopy
- "Legs" Larry Smith
Hello Sausage
- Frederick Soddy
Investigated radioactivity, isotopes
- Arnold Sommerfeld
Fine-structure constant
- Jack Steinberger
Researcher of neutrinos
- Horst L. Störmer
Fractional quantum Hall effect
- The Svedberg
Inventor of the ultracentrifuge
- Joseph H. Taylor, Jr.
Co-Discovered first pulsar
- Richard E. Taylor
Verified existence of quarks
- David Tennant
The Tenth Doctor Who
- Arne Tiselius
Electrophoresis
- Daniel C. Tsui
Fractional quantum Hall effect
- George Uhlenbeck
Conceived idea of Quantum Spin
- Simon van der Meer
Co-Discovered W and Z particles
- Artturi Virtanen
Improvements in fodder
- Porter Wagoner
The Thin Man from West Plains
- Otto Wallach
Identified and studied terpenes
- Wilhelm Weber
Student of electromagnetism
- Steven Weinberg
Electroweak Theory
- Victor Weisskopf
Head of CERN, 1961-65
- Alfred Werner
Coordination Theory
- John Archibald Wheeler
The Mechanism of Nuclear Fission
- Heinrich Wieland
Studied acids of bile
- Richard Willstätter
Invented chromatography
- Adolf Windaus
Investigated cholesterol, Vitamin D
- Robert W. Wood
Physical Optics
- Richard Zsigmondy
Researcher of colloids
Posted: July 31, 2005
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