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Igor Štimac
Igor Štimac, born 1967 in Metković, Croatian defender and libero, 53 caps, 1998 World Cup bronze; coached Croatia (2012–13) and India (2019–24, SAFF titles 2021 and 2023).
Igor Stravinsky (Игорь Фёдорович Стравинский)
Igor Stravinsky (Игорь Фёдорович Стравинский, 1882–1971), Russian-born composer of the Rite of Spring, Firebird, and Petrushka; career spans Russian, neoclassical, and late serial periods.
Igor Svyatoslavich
Igor Svyatoslavich (Игорь Святославич) was a Kievan Rus' prince who ruled Novgorod-Seversky from 1180 and Chernigov from 1198, and led the failed 1185 campaign against the Cumans.
Igor Talkov
Igor Talkov (Игорь Тальков, 1956–1991), Soviet rock musician and singer-songwriter of 'Chistye prudy' and 'Rossiya', shot dead backstage at Leningrad's Yubileyny in 1991; his concert director Valery Shlyafman was convicted in absentia in 2025.
Igor Tamm
Igor Tamm (1922–1995) was an Estonian-born American virologist and cell biologist at The Rockefeller University who pioneered chemical inhibition of virus replication, using benzimidazole compounds such as DRB.
Igor Taro
Igor Taro, born 1981, is an Estonian Eesti 200 politician who has served as Minister of the Interior since 2025, after being elected to the Riigikogu in 2023.
Igor Tolić
Igor Tolić, Croatian football manager and former defender born 1977 in Gradačac; UEFA Pro coach who led Wadi Degla and became Persib Bandung head coach in May 2026 after assisting Bojan Hodak.
Igor Tselovalnikov
Igor Tselovalnikov (Игорь Васильевич Целовальников, 1944–1986), Soviet track cyclist from Kharkiv; Olympic gold in tandem sprint with Vladimir Semenets at Munich 1972, fifth with Bodnieks at Mexico 1968.
Igor Tudor
Igor Tudor, Croatian football manager and former Juventus defender (two Serie A titles, 55 Croatia caps), coached Hajduk Split, Verona, Marseille, Lazio, Juventus, and briefly Tottenham in 2026, favoring a 3-4-2-1 high-pressing system.
Igor Tulchinsky
Igor Tulchinsky (Игорь Тульчинский) is the Belarus-born founder, chairman, and CEO of WorldQuant, a quantitative asset management firm he founded in 2007 after twelve years at Millennium Management.
Igor Tyjon
Igor Tyjon (Igor Justin Tyjon, born 2008) is an English youth international forward who joined Arsenal from Blackburn Rovers in August 2026 for £1m plus £2m add-ons after 13 goals in 33 U21 games.
Igor Tyutin
Igor Viktorovich Tyutin (Игорь Тютин, 1940–2026) was a Russian theoretical physicist at the Lebedev Institute, the T in BRST quantization, developed independently in a 1975 preprint.
Igor Ulitsky
Igor Ulitsky is an Israeli molecular biologist and professor at the Weizmann Institute of Science, known for showing that some long noncoding RNAs are functionally conserved across vertebrates.
Igor V. Alabugin
Igor V. Alabugin is a Russian-born physical organic chemist at Florida State University since 2000, known for stereoelectronic effects, enediyne photochemistry, and the 2016 book Stereoelectronic Effects.
Igor V. Grigoriev
Igor V. Grigoriev is a molecular biologist who leads the Fungal and Algal Program at the DOE Joint Genome Institute in Berkeley, known for sequencing fungal and algal genomes.
Igor Vasilyev
Igor Vasilyev (Игорь Владимирович Васильев), Russian handball right back (1966–2023), Kaustik Volgograd; Unified Team gold at 1992 Barcelona Olympics, 1993 world champion with Russia, later Kaustik vice-president. Not the 1977-born sprinter or hockey players of the same name.
Igor Vori
Igor Vori, born 1980 in Zagreb, Croatian handball pivot (line player), Olympic gold 2004 and world champion 2003, Champions League winner with HSV Hamburg 2013, later coach at Zagreb and MRK Sesvete.
Igor Vovchanchyn (Ігор Ярославович Вовчанчин)
Igor "Ice Cold" Vovchanchyn (Ігор Ярославович Вовчанчин), born 1973, is a retired Ukrainian kickboxer and MMA heavyweight, 56-10-1 NC with 41 knockouts, 2000 Pride Grand Prix finalist, who never fought in the UFC.
Igor Vusurovic
Igor Vusurovic (Игор Вушуровић), Montenegrin middle blocker born 1974 in Berane; won Olympic volleyball gold for Yugoslavia at Sydney 2000, plus European and World Championship medals, over 300 national-team games.
Igor Y. Tamm
Igor Y. Tamm (Igor Yevgenyevich Tamm, 1895 to 1971) was a Soviet theoretical physicist who shared the 1958 Nobel Prize in Physics for the Cherenkov effect.
Igor Žutić
Igor Žutić, also published as Igor Zutic, is a condensed-matter theorist and SUNY Distinguished Professor at the University at Buffalo, best known for the 2004 review Spintronics: Fundamentals and Applications.
Igor's campaign against Constantinople
Igor's campaign against Constantinople (Поход Игоря на Византию) was a 941 raid by Grand Prince Igor of Kiev, whose fleet was defeated by Byzantine Greek fire, leading to a peace treaty in 944.
Igorot people
Igorot, collective exonym for the indigenous ethnolinguistic peoples of the Gran Cordillera Central, northern Luzon, Philippines (from i- plus golot, mountain people). Covers Bontoc, Ifugao, Kankanaey, Ibaloi, Kalinga, and Apayao; term standardized by US colonial censuses and contested by some groups.
Igorrr
Igorrr is the French experimental music project of composer and multi-instrumentalist Gautier Serre, started in 2005 and known for fusing baroque music, extreme metal, and breakcore.
Igors Miglinieks
Igors Miglinieks (Игорс Янович Миглиниекс), born 1964 in Riga, Latvian basketball guard; 1988 Olympic gold with USSR, 4th in 1992 with Unified Team; VEF Riga and CSKA Moscow player, later national-team and club coach.
Igors Vihrovs
Igors Vihrovs, Latvian artistic gymnast born 1978 in Riga; won floor exercise gold at Sydney 2000 (9.812), the first Olympic title for independent Latvia, and floor bronze at the 2001 Worlds.
Igovomab
Igovomab (Indimacis 125, OC-125) is a murine IgG1 F(ab')2 antibody targeting CA125 (MUC16), radiolabelled with indium-111 via DTPA for imaging relapsing ovarian adenocarcinoma; EU-authorized 1996 by CIS bio international, later withdrawn.
Igraine
Igraine, also Ygraine, Igerna, or Welsh Eigyr, is King Arthur's mother in Arthurian legend: wife of Gorlois of Cornwall, deceived by Merlin's disguise of Uther Pendragon at Tintagel, first fully told by Geoffrey of Monmouth c. 1136.
Igrim-Serov-Nizhny Tagil Gas Pipeline
The Igrim-Serov-Nizhny Tagil Gas Pipeline is a 525 km Gazprom pipeline running from the Igrim gas fields in Western Siberia to the industrial Urals, commissioned in 1966.
Igrish-Halam
Igrish-Halam, transliterated Igriš-Ḫalab, was a king of Ebla in Bronze Age Syria who reigned around 2360 BC and was the father and predecessor of king Irkab-damu.