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Glenn Theodore. 1912--99, US chemist and nuclear physicist. With E.M. McMillan, he discovered several transuranic elements, including plutonium (1940), curium, and americium (1944), and shared a Nobel prize for chemistry 1951


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It was not for a one-on-one dialogue with me but for the Journal's top reporters and editors to interview Glenn Seaborg, the Nobel Prize winner in chemistry whom President Kennedy had just appointed chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission.
Other top prizes included the Seaborg SIYSS Award, which is an all expense-paid trip to the Stockholm International Youth Science Seminar in Sweden and entry to the Nobel Prize ceremonies.
Glenn Seaborg, a Nobel Prize-winning Berkeley researcher who co-discovered elements including plutonium, was a co-author on Czerwinski’s first major publication.
 
 
 
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