Carl Friedrich von Weiszäcker

Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker was a prominent German physicist and philosopher, known for his contributions to nuclear physics and his role in the Manhattan Project during World War II. He later became a significant figure in discussions about ethics and science. Weizsäcker was instrumental in exploring the implications of scientific advancements, particularly concerning nuclear energy and weapons. His legacy includes advocating for responsible science and the dialogue between science, philosophy, and society. He also contributed to the field of cosmology and the understanding of the universe's structure, helping bridge scientific inquiry with philosophical thought.