Witnessing all the suffering of the Hitler era and World War II, Hans Berger committed suicide on 1 June 1941 in Bad Blankenburg, Thuringia, as a result of a fit of melancholy.
The Bessemer method, which greatly reduced the production cost in the iron and steel industry, was adopted in many countries in a short time, and he made a great fortune with the factories he established.
Arab astronomer. In medieval Europe, he was known as Albategnius.
He became famous for his statements containing the basic views of the Shafi sect.
Bhabha died on January 24, 1966, in a plane crash over the Swiss Alps in his prime.
He made important contributions to the application of statistical methods to social sciences.
In 1931, he shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Bergius for their discovery and development of high-pressure methods in chemistry.
Bose, who studied a variety of subjects from photosynthesis to the effects of air, nutrients and drugs on the development of plants, became the first Indian scientist to be elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in London in 1920.
He convinced Einstein and managed to get his physics-changing paper published.
Boscovich was one of the most advanced researchers and theorists of his time, who today separated into separate specialties and worked in a variety of interests that could not be considered ordinary even for the 18th century.
