German physicist and physician known for his work in the physiology of perception, particularly in acoustics and vision.
Inventor and businessman recognized for his advancements in sound recording technologies, including the phonograph.
American physicist recognized as the founder of architectural acoustics for his work on reverberation time in rooms.
Swedish engineer known for the Nyquist theorem, fundamental to the field of signal processing and telecommunications.
Physicist known for his contributions to the understanding of sound localization and his work in hearing science.
British physicist who made significant contributions to understanding the nature of sound and scattering of light.
Belgian physicist and inventor known for his work in acoustics and for inventing the modern stethoscope.
Australian engineer notable for his contributions to loudspeaker design and crossover network theory.
German physicist who formulated Ohm's Law and contributed to the understanding of electrical circuits and acoustics.
German physicist and phoneticist known for his work on electronic music and information theory in acoustics.