Deaths
- January 30 - Gerald Durrell (b. 1925), British wildlife conservationist.
- March 24 - Joseph Needham (b. 1900), English biochemist & writer on the history of science and technology in China.
- April 2 - Hannes Alfvén (b. 1908), Swedish astrophysicist.
- June 23 - Jonas Salk (b. 1914), American medical researcher.
- August 11 - Alonzo Church (b. 1903), American mathematician.
Read more about this topic: 1995 In Science
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