Isaac Asimov

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biochemist essayist human novelist popular science writer professor science fiction writer short story writer

Isaac Asimov was a prolific American science fiction author and biochemist renowned for works like the Foundation series and his popular science writing.

Aliases (2)

Asimov ×2
Works by Isaac Asimov ×1

Statements (108)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	biochemist → essayist → human → novelist → popular science writer → professor → science fiction writer → short story writer →
academicDegree	Bachelor of Science → Doctor of Philosophy → Master of Arts →
academicDiscipline	biochemistry → chemistry →
awardReceived	Bram Stoker Award → Hugo Award → Locus Award → Nebula Award → Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame induction →
burialPlace	Cremated →
causeOfDeath	complications of HIV/AIDS →
child	David Asimov → Robyn Asimov →
countryOfCitizenship	Soviet Union → United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1920-01-02 →
dateOfDeath	1992-04-06 →
educatedAt	Columbia University → Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences → Columbia University School of General Studies →
employer	Boston University → Boston University School of Medicine →
ethnicGroup	Jewish →
fieldOfWork	biochemistry → popular science → science fiction →
genre	mystery fiction → popular science → science fiction →
hasSignature	Isaac Asimov signature →
influenced	Arthur C. Clarke → Gregory Benford → Robert Silverberg → contemporary science fiction →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
movement	Golden Age of Science Fiction →
notableConcept	Three Laws of Robotics →
notableIdea	psychohistory →
notableWork	Asimov's Chronology of the World → Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare → Asimov's Guide to the Bible → Asimov's Guide to the Bible, Volume I → Asimov's Guide to the Bible, Volume II → Asimov's New Guide to Science → Fantastic Voyage → Foundation → Foundation and Earth → Foundation and Empire → Foundation series → Foundation's Edge → Galactic Empire series → I, Robot → I. Asimov: A Memoir → In Joy Still Felt → In Memory Yet Green → Lucky Starr series → Nightfall → Opus 100 → Opus 200 → Opus 300 → Pebble in the Sky → Robot series → Robots and Empire → Second Foundation → The Bicentennial Man → The Caves of Steel → The Currents of Space → The End of Eternity → The Gods Themselves → The Human Body → The Human Brain → The Intelligent Man's Guide to Science → The Naked Sun → The Norby Chronicles → The Positronic Man → The Relativity of Wrong → The Rest of the Robots → The Robots of Dawn → The Roving Mind → The Stars, Like Dust → The Tragedy of the Moon → The Universe →
occupation	biochemist → science fiction author → university professor → writer →
placeOfBirth	Petrovichi → Russian SFSR → Smolensk Governorate →
placeOfDeath	New York → New York City → United States of America →
positionHeld	associate professor of biochemistry →
religion	atheism →
residence	Brooklyn → New York City →
spouse	Gertrude Blugerman → Janet Asimov →
usedPseudonym	Paul French →

Referenced by (84)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Asimov's Chronology of the World → Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare → Asimov's Guide to the Bible → Asimov's New Guide to Science → Fantastic Voyage → Foundation → Foundation and Earth → Foundation and Empire → Foundation's Edge → Galactic Empire series → I, Robot → I. Asimov: A Memoir → In Joy Still Felt → In Memory Yet Green → Lucky Starr series → Nightfall → Opus 100 → Opus 200 → Pebble in the Sky → Robot series → Robots and Empire → Second Foundation → The Bicentennial Man → The Caves of Steel → The Currents of Space → The End of Eternity → The Gods Themselves → The Human Body → The Human Brain → The Intelligent Man's Guide to Science → The Naked Sun → The New Intelligent Man's Guide to Science → The Norby Chronicles → The Relativity of Wrong → The Rest of the Robots → The Robots of Dawn → The Roving Mind → The Stars, Like Dust → The Tragedy of the Moon → The Universe →	author
Asimov's Chronology of the World → psychohistory →	creator
David Asimov ("Asimov") → Janet Asimov ("Asimov") →	familyName
The Roving Mind → The Universe →	hasContributor
Arthur C. Clarke → Herbert George Wells →	influenced
I. Asimov: A Memoir → In Joy Still Felt →	mainSubject
Robots and Empire → The Universe →	workOf
Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare → The Stars, Like Dust →	writtenBy
The Bicentennial Man →	basedOnCharacterTypeCreatedBy
David Asimov →	childOf
The Norby Chronicles →	coCreator
Janet Asimov →	collaboratedWith
Opus 100 →	compiler
The Rest of the Robots →	editor
Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal →	foundedBy
Asimov's Chronology of the World →	hasAuthor
Galactic Empire series ("Works by Isaac Asimov") →	hasCategory
Opus 200 →	hasCreator
Isaac →	hasNotableBearer
Guests of Honor →	hasNotableExample
Petrovichi →	hasNotablePersonBornHere
Del Rey Books →	hasPublishedAuthor
Gregory Benford →	influencedBy
Golden Age of Science Fiction →	keyFigure
Paul French →	nameIsPseudonymOf
Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare →	notableAuthor
Astounding Science Fiction →	notableAuthorPublished
Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame induction →	notableInductee
Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal →	notableMember
Humanist of the Year →	notableRecipient
In Memory Yet Green →	notableWorkOf
I. Asimov: A Memoir →	posthumousWorkOf
Paul French →	realName
David Asimov →	relative
Janet Asimov →	spouse
In Memory Yet Green →	subject
Paul French →	usedBy
Janet Asimov →	wroteWith