Rubin

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For Russian submarine design bureau, see Rubin Design Bureau.

Rubin (German, Russian, Romanian, Danish and Yiddish word for Ruby) can refer to the following people:

• Alan Rubin, American musician
• Andrejs Rubins
• Arthur Rubin (b. 1956), American mathematician
• Chanda Rubin (b. 1976), American tennis player
• Daphne Rubin-Vega (b. 1969), American dance music singer and actress
• Edgar John Rubin (1886-1951)
• Gayle Rubin
• Gennaro Rubino
• Irv Rubin (1946-2002), Canadian-born Kahanist
• James Rubin (b. 1960), U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, 1997-2000
• Jay Rubin
• Jennifer Rubin
• Jerry Rubin
• Jordan Rubin, Comedian
• Michael Rubin
  • American scholar and commentator on Middle Eastern history and politics
  • American abstract painter
  • American video literacy advocate
• Miri Rubin, British medievalist
• Rick Rubin, American record producer and record label owner
• Robert Rubin (b. 1938), U.S. Treasury Secretary, 1995-1999
• Samuel Rubin "Sam the Popcorn Man" (1918-2004), American entrepreneur credited with the mass introduction of popcorn machines to cinemas
• Theodore Isaac Rubin (b. 1923), American psychiatrist and author
• Tibor Rubin
• Vera Rubin (b. 1928), American astronomer
• Yoram Rubin

• Rubin Design Bureau
• Al-Nabi Rubin
• FC Rubin Kazan
• Lithol Rubine BK
• Schmidt-Rubin M1911
• Benedict-Webb-Rubin equation

Names

• Rubin Carter
• Rubin Goldmark
• Rubin Kantorovich

See also Ruben, Rubinstein, and Rudner.