The Jewish Hall of Fame

Field notes

The project uses a one-in-500 population comparison as its organizing device, then maps named discoveries and concepts to people represented in the collection. Its medicine examples range from polio vaccines and blood types to mRNA vaccines and prions; the science-and-technology section extends from relativity and nuclear fission to free software and artificial intelligence. The homepage says entries include summaries, dates, source links, and credited public-domain or freely licensed portraits.