Scientists
| Name | Class year | Notability | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carlos Finlay | Faculty | Physician and epidemiologist, proposed the mode of transmission of yellow fever. | |
| Luis J. Navarro | 1961 | Inducted to the 2003 Electronic Design Engineering Hall of Fame for the development of the Digital Oscilloscope at Tektronix, Inc. | |
| Guillermo E. Garcia-Lay (born 1960) | 1978 | Chemist and Director of Global Manufacturing & Quality for Bacardi & Company Limited | |
| Gian M. Novaro | 1987 | Cardiologist and researcher, Director of Medicine and Cardiology training programs Cleveland Clinic |
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“Y’know scientists are funny. We probe and measure and dissect. Invent lights without heat, weigh a caterpillar’s eyebrow. But when it comes to really important things we’re as stupid as the caveman.... Like love. Makes the world go ‘round, but what do we know about it? Is it a fact? Is it chemistry? Electricity?”
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—John Paxton (1911–1985)
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—Noam Chomsky (b. 1928)