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Jacob de Castro Sarmento (1691–1762) was a Portuguese-British physician, fellow of the Royal Society, and prominent translator of scientific works.
Andrew Casson (born 1943) is a British mathematician who made fundamental contributions to low-dimensional topology and introduced the Casson invariant.
David Edgar Cartwright (1924–2020) was a British oceanographer and mathematician who significantly advanced the study of tides and sea-level variability.
Philip Carteret (c. 1641–1672) was an English courtier and naval officer who served during the Anglo-Dutch Wars and within the royal household.
Ken Carslaw is a British atmospheric scientist known for his research on aerosol formation, cloud microphysics, and climate change impacts.
Moritz Anton Cappeller (1685–1769) was a Swiss physician and mineralogist recognized for his early systematic classifications of crystals and fossils.
Jonathan Cape (1793–1871) was a British mathematician and educator who served as Professor of Mathematics at the East India Company Military Seminary.
John Cameron (1817–1878) was a British Army officer and senior surveyor who served in the Royal Engineers and directed the Ordnance Survey of Great Britain.
Willem Buys (1661–1749) was a Dutch statesman, diplomat, and Grand Pensionary of Gouda who played a pivotal role in European peace negotiations.
Ian Butterworth (1930–2013) was a British physicist who made seminal contributions to experimental particle physics and academic research administration.