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Scientists
This category is for questions about the people who apply the scientific method to solve problems, introduce new concepts, and strive to explain the natural world.
9,527 Questions
What 5 ways to scientists use to communicate with each other?
Phone
Smoke Signals
Telekenesis
The Bat Symbol
One useful tool that may help a scientist interpret data by revealing unexpected patterns is a?
graph
William Nelson Joy (born 8 November 1954), commonly known as Bill Joy, is an American computer scientist. Joy co-founded Sun Microsystems in 1982 along with Vinod Khosla, Scott McNealy, Andy Bechtolsheim and Vaughan Pratt, and served as chief scientist at the company until 2003. He is widely known for having written the essay "Why the future doesn't need us", where he expresses deep concerns over the development of modern technologies. He has two children, Hayden and Maddie.
Do you consider a teacher as a scientist?
Often times teachers who teach science or a field of science such as Chemistry or Biology were at one time chemists, biologists, etc. And even if the teacher never has worked in the field, but only has taught, they can still be considered a scientist due to one definition that states: "A scientist is a person having expert knowledge of one or more sciences, especially a natural or physical science."
This applies to teachers teaching a science subject, though it would obviously not apply to a teacher of a non-science subject.
theory
How do you pronounce Guglielmo Marconi?
Goo-yel-mo Mar-ko-ny
[É¡uʎˈʎɛËlmo marˈkoËni]
Hear it at the link below (click the blue arrow under "Pronunciation in Italian" on the new website)
He was certainly eccentric, extremely smart, but perfectly sane.
Different attitudes a scientist should posses?
B-elieves in cause and effect relationship
O-pen Minded
R-espects the ideas of others
I-maginative
N-aturally Curious
G-enerates opinions based on evidence
What tools do scientists use in science?
Bunsen Burners, Flasks, Test Tubes, Pipettes, Graduated Cylinders, Calorimeters, Tongs, Triple Balance Beam, Hot Plates, Beakers, Fume Hood, Thermometers, and many many many more.
bar graph or pie chart
What attitude and values must a scientist posses?
A scientist should possess curiosity, open-mindedness, honesty, critical thinking skills, and a commitment to the pursuit of knowledge and truth. They should also value integrity, objectivity, collaboration, and ethical conduct in their research.
Why did ernest rutherfordbecome a scientist?
Is it a joke? If so, you are like me. When I was a student, I had an habit to ask such questions. But when I became teacher, I studied biographies of scientists. Then I learned how interesting it is to become a scientist. I taught Chemistry for five years at secondary level. Now I am doing masters in computer science, to solve the basic science problems with the help of computer technology. I have added a link to Britannica.com for his biography. Please check it and get some inspiration. Have a super day!
Where did most scientists believe the first civilization developed?
the first civilization started in The Waters
Why would a scientist use a spreedsheet?
1.so thay can keep the amount numbers of children in the class .
2. so thay can keep there files and marks in the folder thay save it to.
3.thay will beable to be organinzed better
4. the class wil be able to do more stuff in the school work
What are the good attitudes of a good scientists?
Some attitudes of a good science are:
- Patience
- Empiricism
- Determinism
- Open-minded
- Logical
- Secular
- Precision
- Intellectually driven
- Suspended judgment
- General outlook
- Skepticism
Who were some famous scientists and what are their inventions?
581-497 B.C.
Pythagoras - Greek philosopher and mathematician
384-322 B.C.
Aristotle - updated engraving; Greek philosopher, educator and scientist; undertook a large-scale classification of plants and animals
c.1397-c.1468
Johann Gutenberg - a craftsman from Mainz, Germany. The Printing Press.
1473-1543
Nicholas Copernicus - Polish astronomer; regarded the founder of modern astronomy.
1596-1650
Rene Descartes - French mathematician and philosopher; developed atomic theory
1608-1647
Evangelista Torricelli - Italian physicist and mathematician; invented the barometer (1643).
1623-1662
Blaise Pascal - French mathematician and scientist for whom the SI unit of pressure (Pascal) was named.
1642-1727
Issac Newton - English mathematician and scientist; developed theory of matter; developed the law of gravitation.
1656-1743
Edmund Halley - English astronomer; discovered the proper motion of stars and the periodicity of comets. Halley's comet
1706-1790
Benjamin Franklin - American statesman and philosopher; experimented with electricity; showed that electricity could magnetize and demagnetize iron needles.
1736-1819
James Watt, The Steam Engine.
1778-1850
Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac - French chemist and physicist; developed the law of volumes concerning the combination of gases; discovered boron.
1805-1869
Thomas Graham - Scottish chemist; studied diffusion of gases which led to the formulation of Graham's Law.
1811-1899
Robert Wilhelm Bunsen - German chemist; helped to develop the spectroscope; introduced the Bunsen burner
1822-1895
Louis Pasteur - French chemist and microbiologist; developed the process of pasteurization.
1824-1907
William Thompson (Lord Kelvin) - English mathematician and physicist; recognized the existence of absolute zero; proposed the Kelvin temperature scale (1851).
1859-1906
Pierre Curie - French physicist; researched radioactivity, he and wife, Marie, discovered radium and polonium (1898); they shared the Nobel Prize for physics (1903) with Antoine-Henri Becquerel.
1867-1934
Marie Curie - French physicist; researched radioactivity; she and husband, Pierre, discovered radium and polonium (1898); they shared the Nobel Prize for physics (1903) with Becquerel; Marie received the Nobel Prize for chemistry (1911).
1879-1955
Albert Einstein - American physicist born in Germany; the invention of the photoelectric cell; published his general theory of relativity (1915) which contained a new description of gravity; received the Nobel Prize for physics for his work in quantum physics (1921).
1881-1955
Alexander Fleming - Scottish bacteriologist; isolated lysozyme from tears (1922); observed a mold, he named penicillin, that prevented bacterial growth.
1886-1956
Clarence Birdseye - American inventor and businessman; developed method for preserving foods by quick-freezing (1916-1928); formed General Foods Company (1924).
1928-
James Dewey Watson - best known for his discovery of the structure of DNA.
There are at least 431,862 answers to this question. Here are ten: Samuel F. B. Morse: The telegraph.
Thomas Edison: The incandescent light bulb, the phonograph record.
Alexander Graham Bell: The telephone.
James Watt: The steam engine.
Lee deForest: The triode vacuum tube.
Wilhelm Roentgen: The X-ray machine.
Sir Isaac Newton: The calculus.
Edwin Land: The polaroid camera.
George Eastman: The roll-film camera.
Ihor Lys: The Powercore LED system. It's probably more accurate to say that most of these are/were
engineers, not scientists.
Thomas Edison - (technically) invented the light bulb
What is A term for the many ways in which scientist study the world around them is?
The term is "scientific methods." These methods involve systematic observation, experimentation, and analysis to understand natural phenomena and make predictions.
What is Rene Descartes main philosophy?
"Cogito ergo sum", which translates to "I think, therefore I am."
