Born 1822 in Dole France

Died 1895 in Paris France

Was poor

Had doctorate in science

Discovered food storage and vaccines for rabies and anthrax

He had dyslexia

Born 1623 June 19th

died 1662

Rich

Informal Education

Best known for pascal principle

Created probability theory

Most of his work was done at McGill University, Montreal, Canada

Died: September 28, 1895

Louis Pasteur was born in Dole, France, and he worked at the University of Lille (1854-1857). His socioeconomic status was poor/humble. Earned degrees in philosophy, science, and a doctorate in sciences. His most famous invention was pasteurization. He also developed vaccines against Anthrax and Rabies.

Marie Curie was born in Warsaw, Poland, on November 7, 1867, and died on July 4, 1934. Her family's socioeconomic status was low, and the discovery of polonium and radium in 1898.

Born: January 19th 1736 greenock, Scotland

Died: August 25th 1819 

He was an engineer from a wealthy family

He was born in 1833 and died in 1886.

He was best known for the Nobel Prize.

His socioeconomic status was poor, as he was born into a low-wage working-class family and faced extreme poverty. Because of this, he has a basic education and couldn't afford to go to university.

Despite this, he still managed to create the electric motor and the electric generator. Also, he created three laws.

Born: May 21, 1779

Died: March 9, 1849

She grew up in the poor working class of England, and she was often excluded from her science studies because of her low social status.

She received Little to none edecation , she learned how to read and write in Sunday school, but self-taught herself in everything else besides collecting fossils with her father 

Her claim to fame was finding fossils on the coast of England, and one of her biggest discoveries was finding a full ichthyosaur skeleton at only the age of 12, earning her recognition in the science community.

One fun fact I found is that she inspired the tongue twister she sells sea shells by the sea shore because her family sold shells by the shore of their cottage.

Died: July 4, 1934

Marie Curie was a Polish (naturalised French) physicist and chemist. She became the first person to win Nobel Prizes in two scientific fields.

He was born in Como, Italy, on February 18th, 1745 and died in Como, Italy on March 5th, 1827.

He had a high socioeconomic status and attended and later on taught at the University of Pavia in Italy.

Location of Work: The Netherlands and England

Born: May 24, 1686

Died: September 16, 1736

Daniel Fahrenheit was a part of a wealthy German family. His family was also part of the Hanseatic League.

He got his education at St. Mary's School and the Academic Gymnasium. He studied physics and instrument making.

Daniel Fahrenheit was famous for inventing the thermometer and the Fahrenheit temperature scale.

Both of Daniel Fahrenheit's parents died when he was 15 from eating poisonous mushrooms. 

Died on September 28, 1953

Edwin Hubble was born into an upper-middle-class family in Marshfield, Missouri. Hubble went to school at the University of Chicago and Oxford University. Hubble worked at the Mount Wilson Observatory in California, where he proved the existence of numerous galaxies beyond our own Milky Way and observed that these galaxies are moving away from us, indicating a universe that is constantly expanding. Not only did Hubble have this great discovery, but he also fought in both world wars.

dead in 1662 in Paris, France

Died: April 18, 1955 (age 76 years), Princeton, NJ

He became famous for his theory of relativity and E=mc² and lived for 76 years

Died: January 6, 1884, Brünn, Austria-Hungary

Gregor had a huge impact on the development of modern evolutionary biology. People called him the father of genetics.

His family was moderately affluent.

He was widely known for the "Messier Catalog," which is a list of 110 deep-sky objects he found and named. He worked in Paris and used a telescope to find new things in the sky. He was named "The Ferret of Comets"

Location of Work:The Jurassic Coast

Born:May 21, 1799

Died:March 9, 1847

She was from a very poor, low-class background. Her father was a carpenter, selling fossils to tourists to get money.

She had a very limited formal education with her primary consisting of reading and writing skills. She was largely self-taught in subjects like geology and anatomy through her fathers guidance.

Her first claim to fame was when she discovered the first complete skeletons of the first ichthyosaur, the first complete plesiosaur, and the first pterosaur outside continental Europe.

She is remembered through the tongue-twister “she sells seashells by the seashore.” As well as identifying strange stones near fossils, which turned out to be animal waste, which helped scientists get crucial evidence for the diet of prehistoric creatures.

Albert Einstein had a Bachelor of Arts, a degree in physics from the Swiss Federal Polytechnic in Zurich in 1900, and a Doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Zurich in 1905 which he used to work as a professor at theoretical physics at the University of Zurich. He later held a position at the Prussian Academy. But in 1933 to work at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, for the rest of his career. something else that I found that was interesting about him was. That Einstein was a refugee and he used his influence and money to help other refugees.

The scientist was born on July 20, 1822, and died January 6, 1884. His family had a low socioeconomic status, and they were poor farmers growing up, sacrificing many things to afford their children's education. Gregor received secondary education at the University of Olomouc before attending higher scientific training at the University of Vienna.

He rose to fame when he experimented on pea plants, which established the fundamental principles of heredity, which helped discover genes and such. I think it is interesting that he is the “founder of genetics”, which is a huge title, but his work was not appreciated until after he died.

Died: July 4, 1934

She was born in Warsaw, Poland, and died at Passy, France.

Marie Curie was a physicist and chemist. Marie's family had a low socioeconomic status. Marie Curie held a Master's degree in Physics and a Master's degree in Mathematics from the University of Paris, as well as a Doctorate in Physics.

An interesting fact about Marie is that when she died from the radioactive isotopes, her notebook got contaminated with them and is at the National Library of Paris, France. Marie Curie died from exposure to radioactive isotopes.

His birthplace was Stockholm, Sweden.

The location of his work was Paris, France, where he lived for much of his life, and his various sites in Sweden (Stockholm and Karlskoga), Germany (Hamburg and Krümmel), Scotland (Ardeer), and San Remo, Italy.

He was born: October 21, 1833

and he died on December 10, 1896.

The Nobel family experienced a wide range of socioeconomic statuses. His mother's family was wealthy, but his father's repeated business failures led to bankruptcy and financial hardship for the family. 

Alfred Nobel was primarily educated by private tutors and never attended a university or received a formal degree

Alfred Nobel had a claim to interconnected achievements, inventing 

Dynanite, and for founding prestigious Nobel prizes. 

Alfred and his parents returned to Sweden, while his brothers Robert and Ludvig stayed behind in Russia to salvage what was left of the family business.

Born: Nov 27, 1701

Died: Apr 25, 1744

He is mostly known as the scientist who made the Celsius temperature scale.  He studied astronomy, mathematics, and experimental physics at the University of Uppsala. His father Nils Celsius was a astronomy professor.

Location of Work: Cambridge, Massachusetts

she was born in 1900 and died in 1979

Cecilia Payne was born into a financially secure, upper-class family in England.

She had access to high quality education

She laid the groundwork For modern  by determining the chemical Michael composition of stars.

Payne was the first female professor within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard, and the first woman to head a department at Harvard university.

Where was your scientist born?  Where did they do their work (i.e., make their discovery or invention)? Location of Birth: New York

Location of Work: The American Museum of Natural History in New York

When were they born and when did they die (if they are dead): Born, 1958

What was their family’s socioeconomic status: Middle Class

What level of education did they have: A bachelor's degree in physics from Harvard University, a master's degree in astronomy from the University of Texas at Austin, and a doctorate (Ph.D.) in astrophysics from Columbia University

What is their claim to fame: Killing Pluto

What is something else you found that was interesting about them: He voiced smart Waddles in Gravity Falls on episode 6 of season 2.