Isaac Asimov

Description: (Writer Best Known for His Hard Science Fiction Novels and Professor of Biochemistry)

Isaac Asimov is best known as the most successful writer of science fiction and popular science books. Asimov opened the doors for the new age of science fiction writing which the world had never tasted before him. Asimov is credited with having edited over 500 books. Asimov’s most successful work was on hard science fiction and his most notable book is the ‘Foundation Series’. Asimov is also widely popular for his easy Physics, astronomy and mathematics books alongside his works on the Bible, William Shakespeare and chemistry. Asimov was a brilliant professor of biochemistry at Boston University. Besides being a prolific writer, Asimov was also an integral part of (President) the American Humanist Association. Asimov is also known for his work as a civilian at the Philadelphia Navy Yard's Naval Air Experimental Station during the World War II. “Robotics” was a term coined by Asimov which went on to become a branch of technology.

Overview

Birthday January 2, 1920 (Capricorn)
Born In United States
Height 175 cm
Died on April 6, 1992
Spouse/Ex- Gertrude Blugerman (m. 1942-1973), Janet Opal Jeppson (m. 1973-1992)
Parents Judah Asimov
Anna Rachel (Berman) Asimov
Children David Asimov, Robyn Asimov
Relatives Marcia, Stanley
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