(kindly update; details are not confirmed) German physicists, Nobel laureates for their work in X-ray crystallography.

(kindly update; details are not confirmed) German physician, philosopher, and Nobel laureate for his humanitarian work in Africa.

(kindly update; details are not confirmed) American biochemist, contributed to understanding enzyme mechanisms.

(kindly update; details are not confirmed) German physician, notable for his contributions to immunology.

(kindly update; details are not confirmed) French physician, recognized for his work in public health and hygiene.

(kindly update; details are not confirmed) German biochemist, awarded the Nobel for his work on muscle metabolism.

(kindly update; details are not confirmed) German biochemist, awarded the Nobel for his work on energy production in muscles.

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) An English physicist and mathematician, Newton developed the laws of motion and universal gravitation.

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) A German mathematician and physicist, Gauss made significant contributions to number theory, algebra, and statistics.

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) A Swiss mathematician, Euler made contributions to graph theory, mechanics, and number theory, and introduced modern mathematical notation.