Seaborg Medal

The Seaborg Medal recognizes an individual for outstanding scientific or engineering research achievements associated with development of peaceful uses of nuclear science. The award honors sustained technical accomplishments of international significance over a period of time. It consists of an engraved bronze medal and is presented at the ANS Winter Conference. Nominees need not be ANS members and may be from any nation, provided they are living at the time the awardee is selected.

An engraved bronze medal presented at the ANS Winter Conference.

Nominees may be from any nation and need not be ANS members; nominees must be living at the time the awardee is selected. The award is for individuals with sustained scientific or engineering research achievements in peaceful uses of nuclear science.

Submission of a completed nomination form with a nominator letter, a narrative summary (up to 1,000 words), a brief resume and publications/patents list (up to two pages), and three letters of support (no more than five).