Editing Lists of Italian Americans (section)

==Scientists==
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*[[Aristides Agramonte]] - bacteriologist
*[[Janis Amatuzio]] (born 1950) - forensic pathologist
*[[John T. Cacioppo]] - neuroscientist
*[[Eugenio Calabi]] (1923–2023) - Italian-born American mathematician  specializing in differential geometry, partial differential equations and their applications
*[[Mario Capecchi]] (born 1941) - Nobel Prize 2007 winner for medicine
*[[Nicholas R. Cozzarelli]]
*[[Charles DeLisi]] 
*[[Renato Dulbecco]] - Nobel Prize 1975 winner for medicine
*[[Federico Faggin]] - widely known for designing the first commercial microprocessor
*[[Robert Fano]] (1917–2016) - computer scientist
*[[Ugo Fano]] (1912–2001) - physicist
*[[Anthony Fauci]] - [[Immunology|immunologist]] contributing to research in the areas of AIDS and other immunodeficiencies
*[[Enrico Fermi]] (1901–1954) - physicist; Nobel Prize 1938
*[[Robert Gallo]] - virologist
*[[Albert Ghiorso]] - nuclear scientist who helped discover several chemical elements on the periodic table
*[[Riccardo Giacconi]] (1931–2018) - astrophysicist; Nobel Prize 2002
*[[Edward J. Giorgianni]] - imaging scientist 
*[[Louis Ignarro]] - Nobel Prize 1998 winner for medicine
*[[Robert Lanza]]
*[[Paul J. Lioy]] - exposure science
*[[Mariangela Lisanti]] - theoretical physicist
*[[Salvador Luria]] - microbiologist; Nobel Prize 1969 for medicine
* [[Mike Massimino]] - astronaut
*[[Fulvio Melia]] - physicist, astrophysicist, and author
*[[Antonio Meucci]] - telephone inventor
*[[Franco Modigliani]] - economist; Nobel Prize 1985
*[[Rita Levi-Montalcini]] - neurobiologist; Nobel Prize 2009
*[[Lisa Marie Nowak]] - born Lisa Marie Caputo; astronaut
*[[William Daniel Phillips]] - physicist; shared the Nobel Prize in Physics, in 1997, with Steven Chu and Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
* [[Sam Potolicchio]] - psychologist specializing in government
*[[Bruno Rossi]] (1905–1993) - major contributions to particle physics and the study of cosmic rays
*[[Gian-Carlo Rota]]
*[[Jack Sarfatti]]
*[[Piero Scaruffi]] (born 1955) - cognitive scientist
*[[Walter Schirra]] - astronaut
*[[Emilio Segrè]] - Nobel Prize 1959-winning physicist and academic
*[[Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza]] (1922–2018) - geneticist
*[[Giuliana Tesoro]] (1921–2002) - organic chemist 
*[[Michael Viscardi]] - mathematician
*[[Andrew Viterbi]]
*[[Philip Zimbardo]]

===Academics===
*[[Mario Capecchi]] - [[University of Utah]]
*[[John D. Caputo]]
*[[James Carafano]] 
*[[Frank A. Cipriani]]
*[[Thomas A. DeFanti]]
*[[John J. DeGioia]] - President of [[Georgetown University]]
*[[Frank J. Fabozzi]]
*[[Eugene Fama]] - [[University of Chicago]] professor of finance and winner of the 2013 [[Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics]]
*[[A. Bartlett Giamatti]] (1938–1989) - President of [[Yale University]], later [[Major League Baseball]] commissioner; Italian father 
*[[Robert Gallucci]] - Dean of the [[Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service]] at [[Georgetown University]]
*[[Lino Graglia]] - [[University of Texas]] in Austin
*[[Paul J. Lioy]] - [[University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey]], [[Robert Wood Johnson Medical School]]
*[[Robert Magliola]] - academic specialist in hermeneutics, philosophy, and religious studies 
*[[Mariana Mazzucato]]
*[[Silvio Micali]] - professor of computer science at the [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]], distinguished for his work on [[cryptography]]
*[[Fulvio Melia]] - professor of physics and astronomy at the [[University of Arizona]] in Tucson
*[[Franco Modigliani]] - [[MIT]] economics professor and winner of the 1985 [[Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics]]
*[[L. Jay Oliva]] - former President of [[New York University]] (NYU) and author of many books on European and Russian history
*[[Camille Paglia]] - professor of humanities at the [[University of the Arts (Philadelphia)|University of the Arts]]
*[[Michael Parenti]] - political scientist, [[Marxist]] activist
*[[P. M. Pasinetti]] - professor of comparative literature and Italian at [[UCLA]]
*[[Walter Piston]] - professor of music at [[Harvard University]] 1926–1960; Pulitzer Prize winner 1948 and 1961