The most amazing breakthrough made by Cuvier was his discovery that fossils were the remains of living things that did not live today, and therefore living things became extinct during the evolutionary process.
Colt is sometimes cited as the inventor of the REVOLVER, but in reality, such weapons were made many years before that. His most important contribution was his development of the mass production-based design of the mass gun.
John Moses Browning spent his entire life devoted to firearms and their design. He is regarded as one of the most creative and prolific gun designers of all time, reportedly from the time he started working in his father's gunsmith shop at the age of seven until the day he died, while he was still working on a gun design 64 years later.
Born in England on April 3, 1934, Jane Goodall's interest in animal behavior began in her childhood. Even back then, she dreamed of living with wild animals and writing about them.
The branch of science that focuses on examining epidemics is known as "epidemiology". The scientist who made countless contributions to this science but whose name we have not heard much is John Snow.
Robert Noyce is a physicist and entrepreneur, inventor of the integrated circuit, which is recorded as the most important development among the steps taken for the development of technology in the 20th century.
Radar was discovered by Scottish inventor and engineer Robert Alexander Watson Watt. But Watson Watt wasn't the only one considering all the possibilities in the field of radar technology. Many people have worked in this field before. However, he was the first person to find a workable solution.
Baylis then helps inventors and engineers protect their ideas and successfully bring products to market; He founded the Trevor Baylis Foundation in London in 2003 to help, protect, support, and encourage.
Harvard, which is at the top among the world's most elite universities, is entrusted to a black rector for the first time in its 368-year history. Harvard, which has been the subject of criticism for years as a 'white school', came under the management of a black person for the first time in its nearly 4-century history.
Katalin Kariko and Drew Weissman, the two scientists behind mRNA Covid vaccines, won the 2023 Nobel Prize in Medicine. The biggest contribution to this technology, which greatly changed the course of the pandemic and saved the lives of millions of people, came from Hungarian biochemist Katalin Kariko, who devoted her life to this dream.
