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Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors.. Scientists in order according to their nickname.. The letter 8_F

⏹ Weber Wilhelm Edward
Weber Wilhelm Edward"

German physicist (1804 - 1891)
Weber was educated in Halle and Göttingen and later worked as a professor of physics in Göttingen and Leipzig. He was once expelled from the professorship for political reasons.
Weber played a major role in the development of electrical sciences and in the field of setting the absolute electrical units that he formed according to the magnetic units of Gauss (Gauss from 1777 to 1855).
The two scientists Weber and Gauss participated in the study of terrestrial magnetism, and they also used the ice Bunzen calorimeter to determine the specific heat of diamonds. About English.
An electric dynamometer designed by Weber.

⏹ Vieger, Johannes Andreas Grib
Johannes Fibiger Andreas Grib

Danish pathologist (1867-1928)
Webeger learned in Berlin under the supervision of the famous scientist Koch, as well as under the supervision of the scientist Behring ·
Webger worked in Copenhagen, then became a professor and head of the Institute of Anatomical Diseases, where he focused his efforts and research on cancer, and he was the first to artificially cause this disease during his studies. And he was conducting his experiments on mice that fed on cockroaches carrying the parasite called Spiroptera neoplastica · Webger was awarded the Nobel Prize for his discovery of the parasite Spiroptera carcinoma.

⏹ Fitz, Reginald Heber
Fitz, Reginald Heber

American pathologist (1843-1913).
Fitz is famous as a surgeon in Boston, and he conducted studies on appendicitis and suggested that it be treated by eradication, and he used the name appendicitis to refer to inflammation of the appendix. Entitled: Perforating Inflammation of the Vermiform Appendix.

⏹ Fittig, Rudolf Fittig, Rudolf

German organic chemist (1835 - 1910)
Wittg learned in Gettingen and then worked as a professor of chemistry in Tibingen and Strasbourg. Wittg was famous for his work on the synthesis of a number of organic compounds such as lactones. He also participated with Tollen in the synthesis of toluene. Wittg discovered diphenyl, phenanthrene and coumarone, and these are all important substances in chemistry. Synthesis.

⏹ Pythagoras (Pythagoras).

Greek philosopher and mathematician (569-500 BC).
A prominent thinker, and the founder of a school of philosophy and religion in southern Italy, Pythagoras believed in the reincarnation of so-called spirits. • Therefore, he was a vegetarian. · The foundations of a curriculum of ethics for the salvation of the soul.
And Pythagoras is the owner of the theory known by his name in flat geometry. He had opinions in astronomy and music, and he was able to form a number of followers and followers. He also had envy and enemies, whose hatred of him led to his assassination at the hands of a mob.

⏹ Virtanen, Artori Almari
Virtanen, Artturi Ilmari

Biochemist - Finnish (1895 - )
Virtanen Lapp was born as a train driver. • He was educated in Helsinki, Zurich, Minster and Stockholm.
He worked in several technical positions, then he worked as a professor of biochemistry in Helsinki, then as director of the Institute of Biochemistry · He has valuable studies on the preservation of plant nodes of nitrogen.
Virtanen was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1945 as a result of his studies on nutrition and food sources.