Top 100 Forgotten Scholar Names

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The Top 100 Forgotten Scholar Names List

These are the top 100 Forgotten Scholar Names for 2024.

1. A French mathematician and physicist who translated Newton’s work into French and contributed to the understanding of energy conservation and the concept of kinetic energy.
2. Nikola Tesla
3. A mathematician who contributed to number theory and elasticity theory, her work set the stage for future developments in these fields.
4. Gustav Mahler
5. Charles Lyell
6. Claude Lévi-Strauss
7. Claude Lévi-Strauss
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9. A playwright and short story writer whose works have greatly influenced theatre and literature, promoting realism in drama.
10. Known as the first computer programmer for her early work on Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine and her writings on algorithms.
11. Ibn al-Haytham
12. Hypatia
13. Robert Hooke
14. A medieval Islamic philosopher who made key contributions to logic, political philosophy, and ethics, particularly in relation to Plato and Aristotle.
15. Leonardo Fibonacci
16. A medieval Islamic philosopher who made key contributions to logic, political philosophy, and ethics, particularly in relation to Plato and Aristotle.
17. Mary Wollstonecraft
18. Vasco da Gama
19. An early Persian physician and chemist who made significant contributions to medicine and was one of the first to advocate for experiential medicine rather than traditional practices.
20. An English astronomer and mathematician who conducted groundbreaking studies on navigation, astronomy, and indigenous cultures in the Americas.
21. A geologist known for his work in establishing the principles of modern geology and for promoting the concept of uniformitarianism.
22. Hedy Lamarr
23. Al-Khwarizmi
24. A physicist who made foundational contributions to understanding atomic structure and quantum theory, which transformed 20th-century physics.
25. Charles Lyell
26. Germaine de Staël
27. A medieval Islamic philosopher who made key contributions to logic, political philosophy, and ethics, particularly in relation to Plato and Aristotle.
28. Sophie Germain
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30. Scipione Breislak
31. : Hypatia of Alexandria
32. Often called the "father of optics," he studied the properties of light and vision and made pioneering contributions to the scientific method and experimental observation.
33. Known as the first computer programmer for her early work on Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine and her writings on algorithms.
34. Renowned for her work on mathematics and astronomy and advocating for education in a male-dominated world.
35. Leonardo da Vinci
36. An inventor who designed the modern alternating current electricity supply system, which transformed electrical engineering.
37. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
38. A mathematician and physicist who translated Newton's work into French, providing insights into energy conservation.
39. Charles Lyell
40. Émilie de Châtelet
41. Al-Farabi
42. Scipione Breislak
43. Thomas Harriot
44. Mary Wollstonecraft
45. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
46. A geologist known for his work in establishing the principles of modern geology and for promoting the concept of uniformitarianism.
47. An Italian geologist known for his studies on volcanic activity and contributions to the understanding of geological formations in Italy.
48. Charles Lyell
49. An artist and polymath whose studies in anatomy, engineering, and art advanced multiple fields, known for his innovative thinking and creativity.
50. Sophie Germain
51. A Swiss mathematician who contributed to various fields including calculus, graph theory, and mechanics, but is often overshadowed by his contemporaries.
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53. An Indian mathematician whose contributions to number theory, continued fractions, and mathematical analysis were groundbreaking despite limited formal training.
54. Michael Servetus
55. Ibn Khaldun
56. Known for introducing logarithms and for his work in computational mathematics; he also developed the concept of Napier's Bones for calculation.
57. A French philosopher and writer who influenced the Romantic literary movement and early feminist thought through her writings on society and politics.
58. An Indian mathematician whose contributions to number theory, continued fractions, and mathematical analysis were groundbreaking despite limited formal training.
59. A prominent Renaissance physician and theologian who made significant advances in the understanding of human circulation and was an early critic of orthodox Christian dogma.
60. Scipione Breislak
61. Hypatia
62. Developed set theory and introduced concepts of infinity, significantly changing mathematics before he was fully appreciated.
63. Gustav Mahler
64. Michael Servetus
65. Robert Hooke
66. Vasco da Gama
67. A Chinese philosopher who contributed to Neo-Confucianism and was known for his emphasis on innate knowledge and moral intuition.
68. A physicist who made significant contributions to the study of radioactivity, laying important groundwork for the field.
69. A physician known as the founder of modern human anatomy for his detailed studies and presentations of human dissection.
70. Al-Khwarizmi
71. Scipione Breislak
72. An early English monk and historian who wrote "Ecclesiastical History of the English People," which provided a critical view of early British history.
73. A Chinese philosopher who contributed to Neo-Confucianism and was known for his emphasis on innate knowledge and moral intuition.
74. An Indian mathematician whose contributions to number theory, continued fractions, and mathematical analysis were groundbreaking despite limited formal training.
75. Leonhard Euler
76. A mathematician who contributed to number theory and elasticity theory, her work set the stage for future developments in these fields.
77. Sophie Germain
78. Thomas Harriot
79. An actress and inventor who co-developed frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology, which laid the groundwork for modern wireless communication.
80. A Swiss mathematician who contributed to various fields including calculus, graph theory, and mechanics, but is often overshadowed by his contemporaries.
81. Hedy Lamarr
82. Ibn Sina
83. Charles Lyell
84. An inventor who designed the modern alternating current electricity supply system, which transformed electrical engineering.
85. A playwright and short story writer whose works have greatly influenced theatre and literature, promoting realism in drama.
86. An Italian geologist known for his studies on volcanic activity and contributions to the understanding of geological formations in Italy.
87. An influential mathematician and philosopher who contributed significantly to astronomy and mathematics in ancient Egypt.
88. Andreas Vesalius
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90. Charles Lyell
91. Andreas Vesalius
92. Robert Hooke
93. A mathematician who contributed to number theory and elasticity theory, her work set the stage for future developments in these fields.
94. An early Persian physician and chemist who made significant contributions to medicine and was one of the first to advocate for experiential medicine rather than traditional practices.
95. Leonardo da Vinci
96. Hypatia
97. Known for introducing logarithms and for his work in computational mathematics; he also developed the concept of Napier's Bones for calculation.
98. Mary Anning
99. Gustav Mahler
100. A physicist who made foundational contributions to understanding atomic structure and quantum theory, which transformed 20th-century physics.

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