Deaths
- January 20 - James McKeen Cattell (born 1860), American psychologist.
- March 5 - Ernst Cohen (born 1869), Dutch Jewish chemist (in Auschwitz concentration camp).
- March - John R.F. Jeffreys (born 1918), British mathematician and cryptanalysist.
- November 2 - Thomas Midgley, Jr. (born 1889), American chemist and inventor.
- November 22 - Sir Arthur Eddington (born 1882), English astrophysicist.
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