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Posted: July 31, 2005 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
 
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