List of RWTH Aachen University Peopl (98 items)report

• Philipp Lenard – Nobel Prize in Physics 1905 (Nobel Laureates)

• Wilhelm Wien – Nobel Prize in Physics 1911 (Nobel Laureates)

• Johannes Stark – Nobel Prize in Physics 1919 (Nobel Laureates)

• Peter Debye – Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1936 (Nobel Laureates)

• Karl Ziegler – Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1963 (Nobel Laureates)

• Peter R. Sahm [de] – foundry science 1986 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Norbert Peters – combustion engineering 1990 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Dieter Enders – organic chemistry 1993 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Siegfried Bethke – elementary particle physics 1995 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Wolfgang Marquardt [de] – process engineering 2001 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Wolfgang Dahmen – mathematics 2002 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Rupert Klein [de] – mathematics 2003 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Dierk Raabe [de] – material science 2004 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Martin Beneke – theoretical particle physics 2008 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Leif Kobbelt – computer graphics and multimedia 2013 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Rainer Waser – material science and nanoelectronics 2013 (Leibniz Prize Awardees)

• Bodo von Borries – professor of electrical engineering; co-inventor of the electron microscope
  
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• Philipp Forchheimer (1852–1933) – civil engineering
  
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• Otto Intze [de] – professor of hydraulic engineering
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• Theodore von Kármán – pioneer of modern aerodynamics
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• Bernd Lottermoser – director of the Institute of Mineral Resources Engineering
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• Georg Menges [de] – former leader of an institute for plastics engineering; creator of Georg-Menges Prize
  
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• Herwart Opitz [de] – professor of machine tools and production engineering
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• Jesco von Puttkamer – rocket engineer; space exploration technology
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• August Ritter – professor of mechanics and astrophysics
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• B. J. Habibie – Theodhore van Karman Award from International Council for Aeronautical Sciences; honorary member of Gesellschaft Fuer Luft Und Raumfahrt (West Germany); Vice President and Director of Technology at MBB Hamburg; Senior Advisor for Technology on the Board of Directors of MBB – Hamburg
  
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• F. A. F. Schmidt [de] – professor of internal combustion engines
  
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• Helena Amélia Oehler Stemmer Brazilian civil engineer & university professor.
  
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• Rolf Göpfert [de] – architect
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• Y. B. Mangunwijaya – Indonesian architect and novelist
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• Bernhard Walke – professor of electrical engineering
  
  (Engineering science) (Scientists)

• Hans Günther Aach – botanist, former director of the Botanical Institute
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Friedrich Asinger – chemist, former director of the Institute for Technical and Petrol Chemistry
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Otto Blumenthal – mathematician
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Martin Bojowald – physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Hans-Harald Bolt [de] – Director of the Max-Planck Institute for Plasma Physics
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Julius Bredt – organic chemist, discovered the Bredt's rule
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Herbert Capellmann – theoretical physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Wolfgang Dahmen – mathematician
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Volker Dohm [de] – physicist, recipient of the Walter Schottky award
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Ubbo Felderhof [de] – theoretical physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Gernot Güntherodt [de] – experimental physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Friedrich Robert Helmert – mathematician and geodesist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Wilhelm Keim – chemist, former director of the Institute for Technical and Petrol Chemistry
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Christian Haug – physician, psychiatrist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Stefan Kuetter – physician, general practitioner
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Martin Kutta – mathematician
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Otto Lehmann – father of liquid crystal research
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Maria Lipp – organic chemist, first female doctoral student, and professor at the RWTH Aachen University
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Hans von Mangoldt – mathematician
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Walter Metzner [de] – physicist, now CEO of the Max-Planck Institute for Solid State Research
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Claus Müller [de] – mathematician
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Horst Niemeyer [de] – mathematician
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Dierk Raabe [de] – Director of the Max-Planck Institute for Iron Research
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Ulrich Rüdiger [de]- experimental physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Friedrich Schlögl [de] – theoretical physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Ulrich Schollwöck [de] – physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Rudolf Schulten (1923–1996) – physicist and father of the Pebble bed reactor
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Walter Selke – theoretical physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Arnold Sommerfeld – professor of applied mathematics, 1900–1906. Famous physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Arne Stahl – physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Thomas Thiemann [de] – theoretical physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Dieter Vollhardt – physicist, recipient of the Max-Planck medal
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Matthias Wuttig [de] – experimental physicist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Ranga Yogeshwar – physicist and science journalist
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Lu Yongxiang – President of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Helmut Zahn – chemist; first synthesis of insulin
  
  (Natural sciences and medicine) (Scientists)

• Walter Biemel [de] – philosopher
  
  (Humanities) (Scientists)

• August von Brandis – artist
  
  (Humanities) (Scientists)

• Arnold Gehlen – sociologist
  
  (Humanities) (Scientists)

• Hans Glinz [de] – Germanist and linguist
  
  (Humanities) (Scientists)

• Lutz F. Hornke [de] – psychological assessment, organizational psychology
  
  (Humanities) (Scientists)

• Klaus Mehnert – journalist and professor of political science
  
  (Humanities) (Scientists)

• Hartwig Neumann [de] (1942–1992) – historian for old buildings and fortresses
  
  (Humanities) (Scientists)

• Ulrich Daldrup – Professor of International Law; former Mayor of the City of Aachen
  
  (Politicians) (Politicians and public figures)

• Necmettin Erbakan – former Turkish Prime minister
  
  (Politicians) (Politicians and public figures)

• B. J. Habibie – President of Indonesia (1998–1999)
  
  (Politicians) (Politicians and public figures)

• Ulla Schmidt – politician, Federal minister
  
  (Politicians) (Politicians and public figures)

• Rangin Dadfar Spanta – Afghanistan Secretary of State (since March 2006)
  
  (Politicians) (Politicians and public figures)

• Ena von Baer – Chilean journalist, politician; ministry of Segegob (March 2010 – July 2011); designated Senator (July 2011 to date)
  
  (Politicians) (Politicians and public figures)

• Hellmuth Greinert – Chief City Director of the City of Essen (1950 – 1957)
  
  (Politicians) (Politicians and public figures)

• Wolfgang Back [de] – TV journalist
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Young-Sup Huh [de] – President of the Green Cross Corporation, RWTH-Honorary senator
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Andreas Jiman – IT Consultant for Indonesian National Police, National Crime Information Center
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Arno Joentgen – magician
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Hugo Junkers – industrialist and academic
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Karlheinz Kaske – CEO of Siemens AG (1982–1991)
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Theo Lieven [de] – entrepreneur, founder of Vobis [de]
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Jürgen von der Lippe – comedian
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Sonia Mikich – TV correspondent and top editor
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Franz-Josef Paefgen – CEO of Bentley Motors; former CEO of Audi AG
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Kemal Şahin – Turkish entrepreneur (Şahinler Group)
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Hans Wilhelm Schlegel – astronaut
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Christoph Schmallenbach – CEO of AMB Generali
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Hans Ernst Schneider/Hans Schwerte – Rector of RWTH under fake name (1970–1973); identified as a former SS member, and all his rights were revoked
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Ulrich Schumacher [de] – former CEO of Infineon (2000–2004)
  
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• Mario Theissen – boss of BMW's Formula One racing division
  
  (Public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Wendelin Wiedeking – former CEO of Porsche; member in the supervisory board of Volkswagen
  
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