In history, there are different types of inventions and discoveries are invent related to Physics, chemistry, and biology. these all science-related inventions and their inventors change the world and human lives also.
There is a lot of biology-related invention that helps to save the human being such as the Invention of the Influenza Vaccine, Invention of Smallpox Vaccine, Invention of Polio Vaccine, Invention of Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B Vaccines, Invention of Insulin, etc. and the below, these type of 1000+ science, biology, physics, and chemistry-related invention are listed.
Important Inventions and their Inventors in Biology
There are thousands of Great Biological Discoveries that Revolutionized Life Science. such as vaccines, Vitamins, Viruses, and Bacteria, These are the most important inventions in biology. let’s explore Inventions & Discoveries in Biology.
Invention and Discovery | Inventor | Invention year |
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Anesthesia | William Thomas Green Morton. | 1846 |
Anti-pregnancy pills | Goodwin Pincus | 1960 |
Antiseptic Surgery | Dr.Joseph Lister | 1867 |
Aspirin | Dr.Felix Hoffmann | 1899 |
ATP | Karl Lohmann. | 1929 |
Aureomycin | Benjamin | 1948 |
Automated DNA Sequencer | Lloyd M.Smith. | 1986 |
Bacteria | Antoine Van Leeuwenhoek | 1665 |
Bacteria of leprosy | Gerhard Hansen | 1873 |
Bacteria of typhoid | Joseph Eberth | 1880 |
BCG Vaccine | Albert Calmette & Camille Guerin. | 1921 |
Biology of Cancer | Robert A.Weinberge | 1982 |
Blood Circulation | William Harvey | 1928 |
Blood groups (ABO group) | Karl Landsteiner | 1927 |
Calcium | Humphry Davy. | 1808 |
Cancer | Percivall Pott | 1775 |
Cell | Robert Hooke. | 1665 |
Cell Division | Hugo von Mohl | 1835 |
Cell Division by meiosis | Oskar Hertwig | 1876 |
Cell Nucleus | Robert Brown | 1831 |
Cell Theory | Schleiden and Schwann | 1839 |
Chloroform | James Simpson | 1847 |
Chloromycetin | Paul Burkholder | 1947 |
Chloroplast | Schimper. | 1880 |
Chloroquine (drug) | Hans Anderson | 1934 |
Cholera Bacteria | Robert Koch | 1883 |
Cholera Vaccine | Waldemar Mordecai Haffkine | 1892 |
Chromosomes | Hofmeister | 1848 |
DDT | Paul Hermann Muller | 1939 |
Diphtheria Bacteria | Edwin Klebs and Loffler | 1983-84 |
DNA Helical structure | Watson & Crick. | 1952 |
Electrocardiogram(ECG) | Willem Einthoven | 1895 |
electroencephalography (EEG) | Hans Berger | 1929 |
Enzyme | Anselme Payen | 1883 |
Father of Modern Ecology | Eugene Odum | 1953 |
Father of Ecology | Alexander Von Humboldt | 1946 |
Father of Evolution | Charles Darwin | 1858 |
Father of Genetics | Gregor Mendel | 1865 |
First test-tube baby | Robert Edward & Patrick Steptoe | 1978 |
Five Kingdom classification | Robert H. Whittaker. | 1969 |
Genetic Code | Hargobind Kharana | 1960 |
Heart Transplantation | Christiaan Barnard | 1967 |
Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B Vaccines | Maurice Hillman | |
Hepatitis B vaccine | Pablo Valenzuela | 1986 |
Hepatitis B virus | Dr. Blumberg | 1965 |
HIV Virus | Luc Montagnier | 1983 |
Homeopath | Samuel Hahnemann | 1796 |
Hormone | E. H. Starling & W. M. Bayliss secretin | 1902 |
Rabies vaccination | Louis Pasteur | 1885 |
Insulin | Sir Frederick Banting and Best | 1923 |
Kidney Dialysis | Willem Johan Kolff | 1943 |
Lysergic Acid Diethylamide | Albert Hofmann | 1938 |
Malaria parasite | Ronald Ross | 1897 |
measles vaccine | Maurice Hillman | |
Microbes | Antoine van Leeuwenhoek & Rober Hook. | 1665 |
Microbes Of malaria | Charles Laveran | 1880 |
Open Heart Surgery | C.Walton Lillehei | 1952 |
Penicillin | Alexander Fleming | 1928 |
Plague Vaccine | Waldemar Mordecai Haffkine | 1897 |
Pneumonia Vaccine | Maurice Hillman | |
Polio Drop | Albert Sabin. | 1961 |
Polio Vaccine | Jones E. Salk | 1955 |
Rabis & Anthrax Vaccination | Louis Pasteur | 1885 |
Reserpine (drug) | Jal Vakil | 1952 |
Rh- factor | Landsteiner and Wiener | 1940 |
RNA | Watson and Arthur | 1961 |
RNA Structure | Alexander Rich | 1956 |
Rotavirus Vaccine | Paul Offit | |
Small Pox | Edward Jenner (Father of vaccine) | 1796 |
Smallpox vaccine | Edward Jenner | 1796 |
Spiral Structure of protein | Lines Pauling | 1951 |
Stethoscope | Rene Laennec | 1816 |
Streptomycin | Selman Waksman | 1944 |
Structure of DNA | Watson and Crick | 1950 |
TB Bacteria | Robert Koch | 1882 |
Terramycin | Finlay and Hobby | 1949 |
Three Kingdom classification | Ernst Haeckel | 1860 |
Treatment of beriberi | Christiaan Eijkman | 1897 |
Treatment of diabetes | Joseph Mering andoskar Minkowski | 1889 |
Treatment of kala azar | Upendra Nath Brahmachari | 1922 |
Treatment of Syphilis | Paul Ehrlich | 1910 |
Vaccination | Edward Jenner | 1796 |
Virology(Science of Virus) | Dmitri Ivanovsky and Bejernick | 1892 |
Virus | Dmitri Ivanovsky & Martinus Beijerinck | 1892 |
Vitamin | Casimir Funk & Hopkins | 1912 |
Vitamin A | Mc Collum and Marguerite Davis | 1913 |
Vitamin B | Mecollum and Casimir Funk | 1916 |
Vitamin B1 | Christian Eijkman | 1897 |
Vitamin B2 | D. T. Smith, E. G. Hendrick | 1926 |
Vitamin B6 | Paul Gyorgy | 1934 |
Vitamin C | Szent Gyorgyi | 1920 |
Vitamin D | Edward Mellanby | 1920 |
Vitamin E | Herbert McLean Evans and S. Bishop | 1922 |
Folic acid | Lucy Wills | 1928 |
Vitamin k | Henrik Dam | 1929 |
Vitamin Niacin | Conrad Elvehjem | 1937 |
X-ray | Voilhesm Rontgen. | 1895 |
List of Inventions and Discoveries in Chemistry
Chemistry is a scientific discipline that deals with the properties of matter. It involves the study of how matter reacts with other substances and forms reactions. so, in the below table Important Discoveries and Inventions in Chemistry, let’s learn about Famous Chemistry Scientists And Their Inventions
Invention | Inventor | Invention year |
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Oxygen | Antoine Laurent Lavoisier & Joseph Priestley | 1775 |
Coulomb | Charles Augustin de Coulomb | 1779 |
Chemical Structure | August Kekule | 1958 |
Proton | Ernest Rutherford | 1919 |
Neon Gas | WilliamRamsay, Morris Travers | 1898 |
Liquid Oxygen | Karol Olszewski and Zygmunt Wroblewski | 1883 |
Nylon | Dr. Wallace H. Carothers | 1935 |
Radium | Marie & Pierre Curie | 1898 |
Periodic Table of Elements | Dmitri Mendeleev | 1869 |
Atomic Structure | Neils Bohr and Rutherford | 1913 |
Uranium Fission | Szilard Fermi | 1942 |
Radioactivity of Uranium | Henry Becquerel | 1896 |
Helium | William Ramsay | 1868 |
Chloroform | E. Soberran | 1831 |
Thermionic Emission | Thomas Edison | 1880 |
Atom/ Atomic Theory | John Dalton | 1808 |
Neutron bomb | Samuel Cohen | 1958 |
Atomic Number | Henry Mosley | 1913 |
Law of Motion | Isaac Newton | 1687 |
Electromagnetic Induction | Michael Faraday | 1831 |
Atomic Physics | Ernest Rutherford | 1911 |
Photon | Albert Einstein | 1905 |
Organic Chemistry | Friedrich Wohler | 1828 |
Relativity | Albert Einstein | 1905 |
Ohm’s Law | Georg Simon Ohm | 1827 |
Electron | J.J. Thomson | 1897 |
Rayon | Sir Joseph swan | 1883 |
Neutron | James Chadwick | 1932 |
Radioactive Dating(Isotope of carbon) | Willard Libby | 1946 |
Nuclear Reactor | Enrico Fermi | 1942 |
Quantum theory | Max Planck | 1900 |
Photoelectric Effect | Heinrich Rudolf Hertz | 1905 |
Bismuth | Claude Geoffroy | 1753 |
Hydrogen | Henry Cavendish | 1766 |
Nuclear Fission | Otto Hahn, Bohr and Fermi | 1938 |
Neon Lamp | Georges Claude | 1810 |
Radioactivity | Henri Becquerel | 1896 |
Atom | Democritus | 400BC |
Hydrogen bomb | Edward Teller | 1952 |
The Most Important Discoveries and Inventions in Physics
Physics is that branch of science, in which various forms of energy and their interactions with matter are studied. It has now been proved by continuous scientific studies that the universe is made up of matter and energy and that everything that occupies space is called matter. here is the complete list of Inventions & Inventors in Physics.
Invention in physics | Inventor | Invention Year |
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Law of refraction (Snell’s law) | Willebrord Snell | 1621 |
Sodium | Humphrey Davy | |
Neutron | James Chadwick | 1932 |
Boron | Humphrey Davy | |
Plutonium | Glenn T. Seaborg Edwin Macmillan Joseph W. Kennedy Arthur Whalle | |
X Rays | Wilhelm Roentgen | 1895 |
Quantum Theory | Max Plank | 1900 |
Laws of Motion | Sir Isaac Newton | 1687 |
Electromagnetic Induction | Michael Faraday | 1831 |
Diode Bulb | Sir J.S Fleming | 1904 |
Radioactivity | Antoine Henri Becquerel | 1896 |
Principle of Relativity, Explained Brownian motion, Photoelectric Effect | Albert Einstein | 1905 |
Actinium | Andre-Louis DeBearn | |
Periodic Table | Dmitry Mendeleev. read full | |
Radium | Marie Sklodowska Curie | 1898 |
Dynamite | Alfred Nobel | 1867 |
Neon | Sir William Ramsay M.W. Towers | |
Wireless Telegraphy | G. Marconi | 1901 |
Atomic Structure | Neil Bohr & Rutherford | 1913 |
Krypton | Sir William Ramsay M.W. Towers | |
Uranium | Martin Heinrich Klaproth | |
Magnesium | Humphrey Davy | |
Mach Number | Ernst Mach | 1929 |
Photography on paper | William Henry Fox Talbot | 1835 |
Atom | John Dalton | 1808 |
Electron | J.J. Thomson | 1897 |
Radium | Marie Curie Pierre Curie | |
Periodic Table | Dimitri Ivanovich Mendeleev | 1869 |
Law of Electric Resistance Or Ohm’s Law | Georg Simon Ohm | 1827 |
Barium | Humphrey Davy | |
Argon | Sir William Ramsay Lord Rayleigh | |
Proton | Rutherford | 1919 |
Potassium | Humphrey Davy | |
Polonium | Marie Curie | |
Xenon | Sir William Ramsay M.W. Towers | |
Concept of Pressure (Pascal’s law) | Blaise Pascal | between 1646 and 1648 |
Thorium | Johns Jacob Berzelius | |
Photon | Albert Einstein | 1905 |
Nuclear Reactor | Enrico Fermi | 1942 |
Calcium | Humphrey Davy | |
Radon | Sir William Ramsay R. Withlaw-Gray | |
Formulation of Coulomb’s law, Law of Electrostatic Attraction | Charles-Augustin de Coulomb | 1779 |
Archimedes’ principle, Law of Buoyancy | Archimedes | 1827 |
Helium | Sir William Ramsay PT Cleve N. Langlet | |
Raman Effect | C.V Raman | 1928 |
40+ Inventions, discoveries Related to Science
Well, in this post we learn about some important physics, biology, and chemistry-related invention that are the milestone of science that helps human being to understand the theory and principle of matters and medical science. we hope science-related inventions and discoveries help to know the great inventions.