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ACS
Award for Nuclear Chemistry
Sponsored
by the ACS Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology.
Purpose: To recognize and encourage
research in nuclear and radiochemistry or their applications.
Nature: The award consists of $3,000
and a certificate. Traveling expenses to the meeting at which the award will be
presented will be paid.
Establishment and Support: The award
is currently financed by the ACS Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology.
The award was supported by funds from a gift to the Society by an anonymous
donor during 1990–91 and in odd-numbered years from 1980–85; the award was
sponsored by EG&G ORTEC during the intervening even-numbered years.
Sponsorship was assumed by Amersham Corporation for 1986–89. A predecessor
award, the ACS Award for Nuclear Applications in Chemistry, was established in
1953 by Nuclear-Chicago Corporation, a subsidiary of G. D. Searle & Co.
Rules of Eligibility: A nominee must
have made outstanding contributions to nuclear or radiochemistry or to their
applications. There are no limits on age or on nationality.
Recipients
1955
- Henry Taube 1956 - Willard F.
Libby 1957 - Melvin Calvin
1958 - Jacob Bigeleisen 1959
- John E. Willard 1960 - Charles D.
Coryell 1961 - Joseph J. Katz
1962 - Truman P. Kohman 1963
- Martin D. Kamen 1964 - Isadore
Perlman 1965 - Stanley
G. Thompson 1966 -
Arthur C. Wahl 1967 - Gerhart
Friedlander 1968 - Richard L.
Wolfgang 1969 - George E. Boyd
1970 - Paul R. Fields 1971 -
Alfred P. Wolf 1972 - Anthony
Turkevich 1973 - Albert Ghiorso
1974 - Lawrence E. Glendenin 1975
- John R. Huizenga 1976 - John O.
Rasmussen 1977 - Glen E. Gordon 1978
- Paul K. Kuroda 1979 - Raymond
Davis, Jr. 1980 - Arthur M.
Poskanzer 1981 - Robert Vandenbosch
1982 - Leo Yaffe 1983 - Darleane C. Hoffman
1984 - Joseph Cerny 1985 -
Gregory R. Choppin 1986 - Victor E.
Viola 1987 - Ellis P. Steinberg
1988 - Guenter Herrmann 1989
- Ronald D. Macfarlane 1990 -
Michael J. Welch 1991 - John M.
Alexander 1992 - Robert N. Clayton
1993 - Richard M. Diamond 1994
- E. Kenneth Hulet 1995 - Joseph B.
Natowitz 1996 - William D. Ehmann
1997 - Peter J. Armbruster Canvassing
Committee Chair:
Dr. Joseph R. Peterson
Chairman, Canvassing Committee
The University of Tennessee
College of Liberal Arts
Dept. Of Chemistry
552 Buehler Hall
Knoxville, TN 37996-1600
Telephone: (615) 974-3434
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