| Abbr. in a library catalog |
| Computer pioneer Lovelace (woo-hoo, women in tech!) |
| Forensic science tool |
| Electric guitar pioneer Fender |
| Autosuggestion pioneer: 1857–1926 |
| Lamont Library locale |
| Pioneering underground publication of the 1960s |
| Ambient pioneer Brian |
| Science educator Bill |
| Photography pioneer Louis |
| Pioneering child care author |
| Life science |
| Science or humanities, in college requirements |
| Ambient music pioneer who composed the "Microsoft Sound" for Windows 95: 2 wds. |
| Aspirin pioneer Hoffmann |
| Pharmaceutical pioneer Lilly |
| Animal science |
| Library study space |
| Abstract art pioneer Jean |
| Massage therapy pioneer Ida |
| Automobile pioneer Gottlieb |
| Agricultural pioneer |
| A science |
| A weaponry science |
| Ambient music pioneer |
| Pioneering web portal |
| Alabaman who wrote the Best Novel of the Century, according to a 1999 Library Journal poll |
| Bill who once danced to "Weird Science" on "Dancing With the Stars |
| Unstoppable: Harnessing Science to Change the World" author |
| Pioneer 10 or Voyager 1 |