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  • Graceanna Lewis – ornithologist and social reformer (Some Quakers in science)

  • Silvanus P. Thompson – known for his book Calculus Made Easy; developed an idea of a telegraph submarine cable; his Swarthmore Lecture was titled "The Quest for Truth" (Some Quakers in science)

  • Frederick Parker-Rhodes – plant pathologist and linguistics researcher, also active in other fields (Some Quakers in science)

  • Lucy Say – naturalist, nature artist, and first female member of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia (Some Quakers in science)

  • Frank Morley – mathematician specializing in algebra and geometry and known for Morley's trisector theorem. Was the son of two Quakers (Some Quakers in science)

  • William Homan Thorpe – President of the British Ornithologists' Union from 1955-1960; his Swarthmore Lecture was titled "Quakers and Humanists" (Some Quakers in science)

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Quakers are one of the most important American religions. There are many of them, all over the world. And many of the world’s most famous physicists, chemists and so on, you wouldn’t think they were part of the Quakers. The addition of these scientists brought a large elite to the Quaker society, who preferred practice and research. So it also attracts more scientists. Today, the random tool focuses on a list of 43 scientists who are equally distinguished in Quaker status.

The generator also collates the names of Quaker scientists, their field, country of origin, expertise and achievements. These people were an important part of the Quakers, and they were an important part of the movement from religion to truth.

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