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There are several other scientists cited in this page which I just translated from the German WP (Claude Bouchiat, Daniele Amati, Antal Jevicki) for which pages exist on the German WP, but not (yet) on the English one. I leave the red links and refer to the German page for a potential source for translation. I wonder whether the official policy for (well known) living scientists is different on the English from the German WP. — MFH:Talk07:44, 10 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]
