Webers

Webers is the plural form of the surname Weber, used to refer to multiple people who bear the name. The surname Weber is of German origin, derived from the occupation of weaving, and it is common in German-speaking countries as well as among diaspora communities worldwide.

In scientific and engineering contexts, the lowercase term weber designates the SI unit of magnetic flux; its plural is webers. The weber (symbol Wb) measures the amount of magnetic flux and is named in honor of Wilhelm Eduard Weber. The unit is a fundamental quantity in electromagnetism and is used to express flux in various devices and phenomena.

Notable individuals with the surname Weber appear across many fields, including science, culture, and politics. The name is widely recognized in encyclopedic and biographical contexts, with figures such as the 19th‑century composer Carl Maria von Weber and the sociologist Max Weber illustrating the breadth of contributions associated with the name.

See also: Weber (disambiguation).