Glenn T. Seaborg
原名：
Glenn T. Seaborg
Born：
Glen Theodore Seaborg, (1912-04-19)April 19, 1912, Ishpeming, Michigan, US
Died：
February 25, 1999(1999-02-25) (aged 86), Lafayette, California, US
Awards：
ACS Award in Pure Chemistry (1947), , Member of the National Academy of Sciences (1948), , Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1951), , Centenary Prize (1956), , Perkin Medal (1957), , Enrico Fermi Award (1959), , Franklin Medal (1963), , Willard Gibbs Award (1966), , Priestley Medal (1979), , Foreign Member of the Royal Society (1985), , Vannevar Bush Award (1988), , National Medal of Science (1991)
Fields：
Nuclear chemistry
Spouse：
Helen L. Seaborg (m. 1942)
Thesis：
The interaction of fast neutrons with lead (1937)
Children：
7, including David
Education：
University of California, Los Angeles (BA), , University of California, Berkeley (PhD)
Known for：
Contributions to the synthesis, discovery and investigation of ten transuranium elements
Preceded by：
Clark Kerr
Institutions：
University of California, Berkeley, , University of Chicago, , Manhattan Project, , US Atomic Energy Commission
Succeeded by：
Edward W. Strong
Doctoral advisors：
George Ernest Gibson, , Gilbert Newton Lewis
Doctoral students：
Ralph Arthur James, , Joseph William Kennedy, , Elizabeth Rauscher, , Arthur Wahl
Other notable students：
Margaret Melhase, Geoffrey Wilkinson
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