Glenn Theodore Seaborg
1912 – 1999
Books
- The sciences and the humanities in the schools after a decade
- Science and liberal education in the space age
- China journal
- Nuclear chemistry
- The transuranium elements
- Transuranium Elements
- Chancellor at Berkeley
- Freedom and the scientific society
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy
- Roses from the ashes
- Man-made transuranium elements
- The actinide elements
- Artificial radioactivity
- A chemist in the White House
- Freedom and the scientific society: the third revolution
- Journal of Glenn T. Seaborg, Chief, Section C-1, Metallurgical Laboratory, Manhattan Engineer District, 1942-1946
- Man and atom
- New persepctives in atomic energy
- Nuclear energy in space exploration
- The plutonium story
- Reflections by an eminent chemist
- A scientist speaks out
- Stemming the tide
- The transuranium elements and nuclear energy
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy
- News conference of Chairman Glenn T. Seaborg, Monday June 3, 1963
- Fast breeder reactors
- Stemming the Tide
- Transuranium elements
- A Chemist in the White House
- Adventures in the atomic age
- The Atomic Energy Commission under Nixon
- The elements beyond uranium
- Kennedy, Khrushchev, and the test ban
- Man-made transuranium elements
- Education and the atom
- Elements of the universe
- The international atom
- Modern alchemy
- Nuclear milestones
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