C. V. Raman
1888 – 1970 · India · Physics
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1930
Raman scattering, now the basis of a ubiquitous laboratory spectroscopy.
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- Ahmed Zewail
1946 – 2016 · Chemistry
Raman scattering is the spectroscopic ancestor of Zewail's femtosecond probing of reactions.
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