Panchenko, Alexander Ivanovich (09.03.1945) – a specialist in the field of logic, methodology and philosophy of science, Ph.D., senior researcher. He was born in Lipetsk. He graduated from the Faculty of Physical and Quantum Electronics, Moscow Physico-Technical.
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Snegirev Vladimir Fedorovich (27.06 (09.07) .1847 – 12.19.1916 (01.01.1917)), Russian physician, one of the founders of gynecology as a scientific discipline in Russia.
In 1870 graduated from the Medical fakulet Moscow University, from 1884 professor of the University. Gynaecological diseases considered as a disease of the whole organism, not just the reproductive system.
Major works on operative gynecology: A number of new methods of removal of the ovaries, uterus, treatment of malformations of female genital mutilation (surgery with a double uterus and double vagina, etc.), fixation of the vagina when it started and roll, etc.
Posted by Russia's first fundamental guide to gynecology uterine bleeding "(1884), has received worldwide recognition and doctors have called this work" Encyclopedia gynecology.
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Fortunatov Aleksei Fedorovich (1856 – 1925). AF Fortunatov was a prominent researcher and educator in the field of statistics and geography of agriculture.
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Granovsky Timofey Nikolaevich (03/09/1813 – 04/10/1855) – a famous professor, was born in Orel, March 9, 1813, landed in the family of average means. Popped up this family because his grandfather G., who came to Eagle nowhere with fifteen coppers in his pocket and made a fortune as a skilled attorney on business. Mother G., came from a wealthy family of Little Russian, had a beneficial effect on his son. Home education, it was directed mainly to the study of languages (French and English). In this regard stood disorderly reading travel, novels, historical books. 13 years old, was given to the Moscow board Kister, but stayed only two years, and then to 18 years remained at home, without proper leadership and business.
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Kepler, Johann (Johann Kepler) (27.12.1571 – 15.11.1630) – one of the greatest astronomers of all ages and peoples, the founder of modern theoretical astronomy. Born near Weil in Württemberg from poor parents, having lost his father early part of his childhood had a servant in the tavern, and only thanks to a certain Mestlinu, hit the University of Tübingen and is fully surrendered to the study of mathematics and astronomy.
In 1594 Karl had already been a professor in Greece, and wrote this Op. "Prodromus dissertationem cosmographicarum", which protects the Copernican system. This work drew the general attention of scientists and soon tied K. actively communicate with themselves Copernicus and other modern astronomers.
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Babukhin Alexander Ivanovich (1835 – 05/26/1891). Histologist, one of the most popular professors at Moscow University, was born in 1835, died May 26, 1891, a native of the province of Orel, Orel was in high school, then on the mathematical and the Medical Faculty of Moscow University, he graduated in 1859 and immediately received first place dissector of the department of comparative anatomy, then – physiology. For the protection of dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Medicine "The relation of the vagus nerve to the heart" (Wiley 1862), Babukhin was sent for two years abroad, and in 1865 won at Moscow State University Department of Histology and Embryology, where he remained until death.
Several times he went abroad for scientific purposes (among others in 1876 in Egypt to study electric fish).
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