Isaac Asimov

Isaac Asimov (1920–1992) was an American biochemist and writer who excelled strongly in the genre of scientific disclosure and mainly in science fiction. He earned his bachelor's degree from Columbia University (1939) and over the years taught biochemistry at Boston University's medical school.
Throughout his life he was always interested in the science fiction and which was quite successful, within what stands out from his work is the book "I, robot" (1950) that in 2004 the film was released, there is also "The Foundation Series", a set of 16 books that outline the history of the future. Also he had good works in the area of disclosure such as "Brief history of chemistry" in 1965 or "The Universe. From the flat Earth to quasars" in 1971.
In itself I like and admire Isaac because science and literature go very well hand in hand and the genre that I like the most is science fiction itself, so his work as a scientific disseminator and writer make him an ideal person to admire.