Glenn T. Seaborg
Nominations
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1951
Edwin M. McMillan, Glenn T. Seaborg
Nominated on 24 occasions for the Nobel Prize in
- Chemistry 1946, by Kasimir Fajans
- Chemistry 1948, by John Chipman
- Chemistry 1948, by Cornelius Grove
- Chemistry 1948, by Terrell Hill
- Chemistry 1948, by William Noyes Jr
- Chemistry 1948, by Cyril Smith
- Chemistry 1948, by George Glockler
- Chemistry 1948, by Harold Clayton Urey
- Chemistry 1948, by Byron Riegel
- Chemistry 1949, by Arthur Buswell
- Chemistry 1949, by Thomas Phipps
- Chemistry 1949, by Worth Rodebush
- Chemistry 1949, by German Villar
- Chemistry 1950, by John Willard
- Chemistry 1950, by Otto Hahn
- Chemistry 1951, by Enrico Fermi
- Chemistry 1951, by William Giauque
- Chemistry 1951, by Marguerite Perey
- Chemistry 1951, by John Willard
- Chemistry 1951, by Adriaan Aten Jr
- Chemistry 1951, by Ernest Lawrence
- Chemistry 1951, by Arne Tiselius
- Chemistry 1951, by Theodor Svedberg
- Chemistry 1955, by Sir Eric Keightley Rideal
Submitted 36 nominations, for the Nobel Prize in
- Physics 1952, nominee: Samuel Jackson Barnett
- Physics 1953, nominee: Samuel Jackson Barnett
- Physics 1954, nominee: Samuel Jackson Barnett, Samuel Abraham Goudsmit, George Eugene Uhlenbeck
- Physics 1955, nominee: Samuel Jackson Barnett, Samuel Abraham Goudsmit, George Eugene Uhlenbeck
- Physics 1956, nominee: Samuel Jackson Barnett, Samuel Abraham Goudsmit, George Eugene Uhlenbeck
- Physics 1958, nominee: Emilio Segrè
- Physics 1959, nominee: Emilio Segrè
- Physics 1960, nominee: Donald Glaser, Luis Walter Alvarez
- Physics 1962, nominee: Luis Walter Alvarez
- Physics 1963, nominee: Luis Walter Alvarez
- Physics 1964, nominee: Luis Walter Alvarez
- Physics 1965, nominee: Luis Walter Alvarez
- Physics 1965, nominee: Aage Bohr, Ben Mottelson, J Wheeler
- Physics 1966, nominee: Luis Walter Alvarez
- Chemistry 1953, nominee: Hermann Irving Schlesinger
- Chemistry 1954, nominee: Hermann Irving Schlesinger
- Chemistry 1955, nominee: Willard Frank Libby
- Chemistry 1955, nominee: Hermann Irving Schlesinger
- Chemistry 1956, nominee: Willard Frank Libby
- Chemistry 1956, nominee: Hermann Irving Schlesinger
- Chemistry 1957, nominee: Melvin Calvin
- Chemistry 1957, nominee: Willard Frank Libby
- Chemistry 1957, nominee: Hermann Irving Schlesinger
- Chemistry 1958, nominee: Melvin Calvin
- Chemistry 1958, nominee: Willard Frank Libby
- Chemistry 1958, nominee: Hermann Irving Schlesinger
- Chemistry 1959, nominee: Melvin Calvin
- Chemistry 1960, nominee: Melvin Calvin
- Chemistry 1961, nominee: Melvin Calvin
- Chemistry 1962, nominee: Burris Bell Cunningham
- Chemistry 1963, nominee: Burris Bell Cunningham
- Chemistry 1964, nominee: Herbert Brown
- Chemistry 1964, nominee: Burris Bell Cunningham
- Chemistry 1965, nominee: Burris Bell Cunningham
- Chemistry 1966, nominee: Daniel Arnon
- Chemistry 1966, nominee: Burris Bell Cunningham
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MLA style: “Glenn T. Seaborg – Nominations”. Nobelprize.org. Nobel Media AB 2014. Web. 22 Jun 2018.
MLA style: “Glenn T. Seaborg – Nominations”. Nobelprize.org. Nobel Media AB 2014. Web. 22 Jun 2018.
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