Scientists: Inventors, Researchers, Engineers, Mathematicians
Scientists seem to spend so much time behind-the-scenes it's actually rare for someone to gain enough public aknoledgement to appear on a famous list. When this happens it's usually because their discoveries and inventions have made them wealthy businessmen (or women). If you check our business listings you'll see this. Meanwhile we do have some notable names including Alan Cox, Dr Evan Pierce, Herbert Stuart, John Ddu and of course mathematician Robert Recorde.
Dr Richard Pryce
Was developer of the times tables as a teaching aid and re-introduced cremation to Britain.
Francis Lewis, scientist with a connection to Wales (Llandaff)
Francis Lewis
Signatory of the US 'Declaration of Independence' as one of the representatives from New York.
Eddie Bowen, scientist with a connection to Wales (Gendros, Swansea)
Eddie Bowen
Pioneer of Radar. Worked at 'Woomera Rocket Testing Base' in Australia. Invented artificial rain in the 1950's.
Ernest Jones, scientist with a connection to Wales (South Wales)
Ernest Jones
He introduced psychoanalysis into Britain and North America.
Sir Clifford Darby, scientist with a connection to Wales (Neath, South Wales)
Sir Clifford Darby
Geographer and leader in promoting the relationships between geography and other subjects. Knighted in 1988.
Martha Cannon, scientist with a Welsh connection!
Martha Cannon
A pioneer in Women and Children's medicine. The State of Utah's Health Department is named in her honour.
David Hughes, scientist with a Welsh connection!
David Hughes
First transmission of radio waves. Inventor of the microphone and printing telegraph system. A musician and philosopher.
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