Stamp printed in USSR shows bomb, globe, model of an atom, Sputniks, and a ship.

Stamp printed in Belgium shows the Atomium and exposition emblem of the 1958 World's Fair in Brussels.

Cachet created by Colorano is a silk depiction of Rosalyn S. Yalow with text that describes the work which earned her the 1971 Nobel Prize in Medicine. Part of the Women's History Series (No. 83) by the National…

Cachet is a "Fluegel Cover" depicting atomic bomb blast over Hiroshima, Japan. Stamp depicts U.S. Marines raising the flag at Iwo Jima.

Stamp published by the Soviet Union depicts images of an atom and the Institute for Nuclear Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Cachet depicts Frederick Banting and Charles Best with a description of how they isolated and refined insulin as an independent hormone.

Depicts Enrico Fermi with nuclear test pile (reactor).

While celebrating its centenary in 1977, the Royal Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain shared honors with English Nobel Prize winners in chemistry and physics. This stamp commemorates Derek Barton's receipt of the…

Cachet and stamp depict Max Planck, while the postmark is of Otto Lilienthal, who pioneered the use of gliders. Stamp is part of series, "Men from the History of Berlin."

Stamp depicts Alexander Fleming and penicillin.

Cachet depicts chemical apparatus used in the petroleum industry. Stamp depicts Paul Sabatier, "founder of catalytic chemistry."

Stamp on souvenir sheet depicting Max Planck, a rocket, and the planet Earth. Planck won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1918 (the stamp incorrectly identifies his Nobel Prize as 1914). Max Planck is known as the father…

Stamp depicts profile of Fritz Haber who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1918 for developing a process to synthesize ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen gas, which allowed for the large-scale synthesis of…

Cachet and stamp depict the Swedish chemist and physicist Svante Arrhenius.

Cachet includes two depictions of Lord Rutherford and text, "World Famous Scientist Pioneering in Radioactivity and Nuclear Physics." The research program in the field of radioactivity undertaken by Rutherford at…

Cachet and stamps depict Nobel Prize winners from 1902.

Cachet depicts Alfred Nobel, while stamps depict the 1901 Nobel Prize winners.

Stamp commemorating the Swedish chemist, Svante Arrhenius (1859-1927), whose portrait is featured on the stamp. Arrhenius is considered by some to be the father of physical chemistry and won the 1903 Nobel Prize in…

Cachet and purple stamp depict a statue of Marie Curie, while the red stamp depicts Curie herself.

Stamp depicts Nobel Prize medal and a dove with an olive branch in its mouth.

Cachet depicts a tree-lined street. On left side of stamp, a patient is shown receiving radium treatments, while a portrait of Marie Curie is depicted on the right.

Stamp depicts French chemist and microbiologist Louis Pasteur, along with boy receiving rabies vaccination, livestock, and chemical apparatuses.

Stamp depicts Albert Einstein and the the equation of mass-energy equivalence (E=MC2). Einstein has been featured on numerous stamps from around the world. His first appearance on a stamp is believed to be on this…

Stamp depicts Irène and Frédéric Joliot-Curie, along with a model of an unidentified molecule.

Cachet and stamp depict Albert Einstein. Cachet also depicts Einstein's formula for mass-energy equivalence and is from the Prominent Americans Series. The postmark is from Princeton, New Jersey.