Editing 1925 in science (section)

==Births==
* January 7 – [[Gerald Durrell]] (died [[1995 in science|1995]]), [[India]]n-born [[British people|British]] [[wildlife conservation]]ist.
* January 30 – [[Douglas Engelbart]] (died [[2013 in science|2013]]), [[Americans|American]] pioneer in [[human–computer interaction]].
* February 1 – [[John F. Yardley]] (died [[2001 in science|2001]]), American aeronautical engineer.
* February 25 – [[Elliott Organick]] (died [[1985 in science|1985]]), American computer scientist and educator.
* February 28 – [[Louis Nirenberg]] (died [[2020 in science|2020]]), [[Canadians|Canadian]]-born American mathematician.
* March 1 – [[Solomon Marcus]] (died [[2016 in science|2016]]), [[Romanians|Romanian]] mathematician.
* March 20 – [[David Warren (inventor)|David Warren]] (died [[2010 in science|2010]]), [[Australians|Australian]] aviation scientist.
* April 12 – [[Evelyn Berezin]] (died [[2018 in science|2018]]), American computer scientist.
* May 1 – [[Scott Carpenter]] (died 2013), American [[astronaut]].
* May 16 – [[Nancy Roman]] (died [[2018 in science|2018]]), American astronomer.
* May 27 – [[John L. Harper]] (died [[2009 in science|2009]]), British [[biologist]], specializing in [[ecology]] and [[plant]] [[population biology]].
* June 17 – [[Alexander Shulgin]] (died [[2014 in science|2014]]), American [[psychopharmacologist]].
* July 8 – [[Norbert Pfennig]] (died [[2008 in science|2008]]), [[Germans|German]] [[microbiologist]].
* July 26 – [[Joseph Engelberger]] (died [[2015 in science|2015]]), American [[robotics]] engineer.
* August 10 – [[Stanislav Brebera]] (died [[2012 in science|2012]]), [[Czechs|Czech]] [[chemist]].
* August 19 – [[Frederic Richards]] (died [[2009 in science|2009]]), American [[biochemist]] and [[biophysics|biophysicist]] known for solving the [[crystallography|crystal structure]] of the [[ribonuclease S]] [[enzyme]] in 1967 and for defining the concept of [[solvent-accessible surface]].
* September 16 – [[Eugene Garfield]] (died [[2017 in science|2017]]), American pioneer of [[bibliometrics]] and [[scientometrics]].
* September 27 – [[Robert Edwards (physiologist)|Robert Edwards]] (died [[2013 in science|2013]]), [[British people|British]] [[physiologist]] and pioneer of [[In vitro fertilisation|''in vitro'' fertilisation]], recipient of the 2010 [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]].
* September 28 – [[Seymour Cray]] (died [[1996 in science|1996]]), American supercomputer architect.<ref>{{cite web|title=Seymour R. Cray - American engineer|url=https://www.britannica.com/biography/Seymour-R-Cray|website=Encyclopedia Britannica|accessdate=21 February 2018|language=en}}</ref>
* September 30 – [[Arkady Ostashev]] (died [[1998 in science|1998]]), Soviet, Russian [[scientist]], participant in the launch of the first artificial [[Earth]] [[Sputnik 1|satellite]] and the [[Yuri Gagarin|first cosmonaut]], [[Kandidat|Candidate of Technical Sciences]], [[Docent]], [[laureate]] of the [[Lenin Prize|Lenin]] and [[USSR State Prize|state]] [[prize]]s.
* October 13 – [[Margaret Thatcher|Margaret Roberts]] (died [[2013 in science|2013]]), chemist and [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]].
* October 29 – [[Klaus Roth]] (died 2015), German-born mathematician.
* October 31 – [[John Pople]] (died [[2004 in science|2004]]), British [[theoretical chemist]], recipient of the 1998 [[Nobel Prize in Chemistry]].
* November 16 – [[Michel Jouvet]] (died [[2017 in science|2017]]), [[French people|French]] [[Oneirology|oneirologist]].
* December 1 – [[Martin Rodbell]] (died [[1998 in science|1998]]), American biochemist, recipient of the [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]].
* December 11 – [[Paul Greengard]] (died [[2019 in science|2019]]), American neuroscientist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.