Mexican Born Scientist Working in The United States
- Alvarez - Gonzalez Rafael - (molecular biologist)
- Albert Vinicio Bae - (physicist, Science educator)
- Rodrigo Banuelos - (mathematician)
- Barona, Andres, Jr. - (educational psychologist)
- Diaz, Fernando G. - (neurosurgeon)
- Garcia, Hector P. - (physician, activist)
- Garcia - Luna - Aceves J.J. (electrical engineer, inventor)
- Arturo Gómez-Pompa (botanist)
- Gonzalez, Elma (cell biologist)
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