Sources

The bibliography science entities cite: encyclopedia entries, academic journals, professional society pages and the rest of the source types recorded on content.EntitySource. This category exists so a citation itself is addressable, not because a source is a scientific subject.

Sources

A.R. Radcliffe-Brown (Wikipedia)

Aage Bohr (Wikipedia)

Aaron Ciechanover (Wikipedia)

Aaron Klug (Wikipedia)

Abdus Salam (Wikipedia)

Abegg's rule (Wikipedia)

Abel Prize (Wikipedia)

Abiogenesis (Wikipedia)

Abraham Fraenkel (Wikipedia)

Abraham Wald (Wikipedia)

Actuarial science (Wikipedia)

Ada Lovelace (Wikipedia)

Ada Yonath (Wikipedia)

Adam Riess (Wikipedia)

Adam Sedgwick (Wikipedia)

Adenosine Triphosphate (Wikipedia)

Adi Shamir (Wikipedia)

Adolf Butenandt (Wikipedia)

Adrien-Marie Legendre (Wikipedia)

Agnes Yewande Savage (Wikipedia)

Ahmed Zewail (Wikipedia)

Akira Yoshino (Wikipedia)

Alain Aspect (Wikipedia)

Alan Guth (Wikipedia)

Alan Turing (Wikipedia)

Al-Battani (Wikipedia)

Albert Einstein (Wikipedia)

Al-Biruni (Wikipedia)

Alessandro Volta (Wikipedia)

Alexander Grothendieck (Wikipedia)

Alexander Oparin (Wikipedia)

Alexander Prokhorov (Wikipedia)

Alexander Rich (Wikipedia)

Alexander von Humboldt (Wikipedia)

Alexei Abrikosov (Wikipedia)

Alexey Ekimov (Wikipedia)

Alexis Carrel (Wikipedia)

Alfred Kastler (Wikipedia)

Alfred Nobel (Wikipedia)

Alfred Russel Wallace (Wikipedia)

Alfred Sherwood Romer (Wikipedia)

Alfred Sturtevant (Wikipedia)

Alfred Tarski (Wikipedia)

Algorithm (Wikipedia)

Al-Khwarizmi (Wikipedia)

Allan Wilson (Wikipedia)

Allen Newell (Wikipedia)

Alonzo Church (Wikipedia)

Al-Zahrawi (Wikipedia)

Amedeo Avogadro (Wikipedia)

American Anthropological Association (Wikipedia)

American Association for the Advancement of Science (Wikipedia)

American Chemical Society (Wikipedia)

American Museum of Natural History (Wikipedia)

American Physical Society (Wikipedia)

American Society for Virology (Wikipedia)

Ami Boue (Wikipedia)