(1822-1884) Gregor Mendel was an Austrian monk and scientist considered the father of genetics. Through experiments with pea plants in the monastery of Brno, he discovered the laws of heredity, demonstrating that traits are transmitted from one generation to the next through heritable units that today we call genes. His findings, published in 1866, were […]
Russian physiologist known for his pioneering research in the field of conditioned behavior.
Evangelist and philanthropist recognized for his charitable work with orphans in England.
Prominent Polish-French scientist known for her achievements in the field of radioactivity.
Cuban political leader who played a crucial role in the history of Cuba and in world geopolitics in the 20th century.
Developed the Braille system, which greatly improved the quality of life for visually impaired people.
Guatemalan intellectual, educator and politician, known for being the first democratically elected president of Guatemala after the 1944 Revolution.
One of the greatest soccer players of all time and an undisputed legend in the world of soccer.
He discovered penicillin, which made possible the introduction of antibiotics to treat infections.
One of the most important musicians in history, considered the bridge between the classical and romantic periods of Western music.
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