Otto Hahn
Nominations
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1944
Otto Hahn
Nominated on 39 occasions for the Nobel Prize in
- Physics 1937, by Werner Heisenberg
- Physics 1937, by Max von Laue
- Physics 1940, by Arthur Compton
- Physics 1940, by James Franck
- Physics 1940, by Dirk Coster
- Physics 1941, by Boris Iliin
- Physics 1941, by Samuel Abraham Goudsmit
- Physics 1941, by James Franck
- Physics 1943, by Manne Kai Siegbahn
- Physics 1943, by James Franck
- Physics 1945, by Cyrias Ouellet
- Physics 1945, by Hendrik Kramers
- Physics 1946, by Felix Bloch
- Physics 1946, by James Franck
- Physics 1946, by Jean Thibaud
- Physics 1947, by Prince Louis-Victor de Broglie
- Chemistry 1914, by Adolf von Baeyer
- Chemistry 1923, by Bernhard Naunyn
- Chemistry 1924, by Heinrich Goldschmidt
- Chemistry 1925, by Kasimir Fajans
- Chemistry 1925, by Heinrich Goldschmidt
- Chemistry 1929, by Max Planck
- Chemistry 1930, by Max Planck
- Chemistry 1933, by Max Planck
- Chemistry 1934, by Max Planck
- Chemistry 1934, by Walther Nernst
- Chemistry 1936, by Adolf Deissmann
- Chemistry 1936, by Max Planck
- Chemistry 1937, by Adolf Deissmann
- Chemistry 1937, by Max Planck
- Chemistry 1939, by Theodor Svedberg
- Chemistry 1941, by Arne Westgren
- Chemistry 1941, by Frans Jaeger
- Chemistry 1942, by Arne Westgren
- Chemistry 1942, by Wilhelm Palmaer
- Chemistry 1943, by Arne Westgren
- Chemistry 1944, by Arne Westgren
- Chemistry 1945, by Arne Westgren
- Chemistry 1946, by Arne Westgren
Submitted 37 nominations, for the Nobel Prize in
- Physics 1946, nominee: Walther Bothe
- Physics 1948, nominee: Lise Meitner, Otto Robert Frisch
- Physics 1951, nominee: Walther Bothe
- Physics 1952, nominee: Walther Bothe
- Physics 1953, nominee: Walther Bothe
- Physics 1954, nominee: Walther Bothe
- Physics 1955, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Physics 1956, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Physics 1957, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Physics 1958, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Physics 1959, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Physics 1960, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Physics 1962, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Physics 1963, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Chemistry 1929, nominee: George de Hevesy, Dirk Coster
- Chemistry 1937, nominee: Fritz Kögl
- Chemistry 1946, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Chemistry 1948, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Chemistry 1949, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Chemistry 1950, nominee: Glenn Theodore Seaborg, Isadore Perlman, Paul Kirk
- Chemistry 1950, nominee: Burris Bell Cunningham, Louis Werner, Wendell Latimer
- Chemistry 1950, nominee: Arthur Wahl, John Hamaker, Glenn Sheline
- Chemistry 1951, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Chemistry 1952, nominee: Walter Reppe
- Chemistry 1953, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Chemistry 1954, nominee: Klaus Clusius
- Chemistry 1955, nominee: Friedrich (Fritz) Adolf Paneth
- Chemistry 1956, nominee: Friedrich (Fritz) Adolf Paneth
- Chemistry 1957, nominee: Friedrich (Fritz) Adolf Paneth
- Chemistry 1958, nominee: Friedrich (Fritz) Adolf Paneth
- Chemistry 1959, nominee: Charles Wagner
- Chemistry 1960, nominee: Feodor Lynen
- Chemistry 1962, nominee: Feodor Lynen
- Chemistry 1963, nominee: Feodor Lynen
- Chemistry 1964, nominee: Feodor Lynen
- Chemistry 1965, nominee: Manfred Eigen
- Chemistry 1966, nominee: Manfred Eigen
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MLA style: “Otto Hahn – Nominations”. Nobelprize.org. Nobel Media AB 2014. Web. 22 Jun 2018.
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