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This file contains 21 posters of famous scientists to hang in your classroom! Each poster contains the scientists name, years he/she lived, what that person is best known for (including place of birth), and an inspiring quote from that individual.
Scientists included are:
– Benjamin Banneker: African-American mathematician, astronomer, and inventor
– Alexa Candy: American medical doctor
– Irene Joliot Curie: French chemist and physicist
– Marie M Daly: African-American biochemist
– Charles Darwin: English naturist, geologist, and biologist
– Albert Einstein: German theoretical physicist
– Leonard Euler: A Swiss mathematician, physicist, and engineer
– Alexander Fleming: Scottish physician and microbiologist
– Dian Fossey: American primatologist and conservationist
– Galileo Galilei: Italian astronomer, physicist, and engineer
– Sophie Germain: French mathematician and physicist
– Jane Goodall: English primatologist and anthropologist
– Stephen Hawking: English theoretical physicist
– Mae Jamison: African-American engineer, physician, and astronaut
– Mario Molina: Mexican environmental scientist and chemist
– Isaac Newton: English mathematician, physicist, and astronomer
– Louis Pasteur: French chemist and microbiologist
– Ivan Pavlov: Russian physiologist
– Sally Ride: American astronaut and physicist
– Nikola Test: Serbian: American inventor and engineer
– Chien-Shiung Wu: Chinese-American physicist
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