This cannot be answered as your location is not noted, therefore, the scientists that are local to you cannot be found. For a completely specific answer, you would need to mention your place of residence. Scientists that have contributed significant amounts to the Chemistry branch of science generally received Nobel Prizes for their efforts and some of these include:
• Francis William Aston, who was a chemist from Britain who was awarded a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery of the mass spectrograph of isotopes and also for the enunciation of the whole number rule. He was born in 1877 died in November 1945, being a fellow of the Royal Society and a fellow of Trinity College in Cambridge during his lifetime in science.
• Thomas Robert Czech, born in Chicago in 1947, also received a Novel Prize for his efforts in Chemistry. He studied for his PHD in Chemistry in California at the Berkeley University of California. Robert Czech was considered for the presidency of Harvard University in 2006 but has now stepped down (since 2008) from his position as the president of HHMI, instead returning to teaching and research in 2009.
• Robert Huber was born in Germany in 1937 to a bank cashier. Educated at the Humanistisches Karls-Gymnasium between the years of 1947 and 1956, he received a diploma for Chemistry in 1960. He received a joint Nobel Prize award for his work involving crystallizing intramembrane proteins and using X-ray crystallography.
There are hundreds of famous chemists for you to research, specializing in many different avenues of Chemistry. Use search engines such as Google to find out about your favorite chemists or alternatively, you can use encyclopedia websites such as Wikipedia to search for individual chemists. Such websites can provide you with endless information about scientists that interest you, such as their place of birth, where they studied and the branches of science that they specialized in.
• Francis William Aston, who was a chemist from Britain who was awarded a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery of the mass spectrograph of isotopes and also for the enunciation of the whole number rule. He was born in 1877 died in November 1945, being a fellow of the Royal Society and a fellow of Trinity College in Cambridge during his lifetime in science.
• Thomas Robert Czech, born in Chicago in 1947, also received a Novel Prize for his efforts in Chemistry. He studied for his PHD in Chemistry in California at the Berkeley University of California. Robert Czech was considered for the presidency of Harvard University in 2006 but has now stepped down (since 2008) from his position as the president of HHMI, instead returning to teaching and research in 2009.
• Robert Huber was born in Germany in 1937 to a bank cashier. Educated at the Humanistisches Karls-Gymnasium between the years of 1947 and 1956, he received a diploma for Chemistry in 1960. He received a joint Nobel Prize award for his work involving crystallizing intramembrane proteins and using X-ray crystallography.
There are hundreds of famous chemists for you to research, specializing in many different avenues of Chemistry. Use search engines such as Google to find out about your favorite chemists or alternatively, you can use encyclopedia websites such as Wikipedia to search for individual chemists. Such websites can provide you with endless information about scientists that interest you, such as their place of birth, where they studied and the branches of science that they specialized in.
