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Science History
Bertrand Russell: A Relentless Logician
55 years since the death of the mathematician, philosopher, and pacifist who advocated for nuclear disarmament.
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Science History
The War Criminal Who Helped Prevent Global Hunger
Ninety years after his death, Fritz Haber is remembered for transforming agriculture with synthetic fertilizers and advancing chemical warfare in World War I
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Science History
The Refugee from Nazi Germany Who Unveiled the Echo of the Big Bang
Physicist Arno Penzias, a refugee from Nazi Germany and co-discoverer of cosmic background radiation.
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Science History
The Physicist Who Redefined Boundaries
Stephen Hawking, the physicist who transformed our knowledge of black holes and the universe.
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Science History
The Man Who Unraveled Nerve Communication
Otto Loewi, the neuroscientist who dreamt up the key to understanding nerve signal transmission.
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Science History
The Astronomer Who Brought the Cosmos Closer to Us
Celebrating 90 years since the birth of Carl Sagan, the face of science for the public through popular books and a hit TV series.
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Science History
From Science to Statehood
Israel’s first president was also the chemist who discovered how to harness bacteria to produce acetone
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Science History
The Astronomer Who Expanded the Universe
135 years since the birth of Edwin Hubble, who revealed other galaxies, demonstrated the universe's expansion, and paved the way for the Big Bang theory.
