List of Colombians - Scientists

Scientists

  • César Barbosa Botanist
  • Rodolfo Llinás Neuroscientist
  • Manuel Elkin Patarroyo Immunologist
  • Julio Garavito Armero Astronomer and mathematician
  • Raul Cuero Biologist
  • Nathaly Castro Diaz Biologist
  • Diego Urbina Space Flight Researcher and Engineer
  • Elkin Lucena Medical doctor, performed the first first successful In vitro fertilization, that allowed the birth of the first Latin American test tube baby
  • Alberto Villegas performed the first heart transplant in Latin America
  • Jorge Reynolds Pombo is an electrical and bio-engineer born in Colombia known worldwide as the inventor in 1958 of the first external artificial pacemaker with internal electrodes.
  • José Jerónimo Triana a well known 19th century Colombian botanist

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