Portrait of Professor Glenn T. Seaborg

 

UCLA Campus in 1929

The Year Seaborg Entered UCLA as a freshman.

 

Map of UCLA When Seaborg Was a Junior

 

Seaborg, ca 1941, Taken at Lawrence Berkeley Lab

 

Seaborg with Helen, His Wife

Cartoon Version of Seaborg's call from J.F.K.

 

Seaborg with President Kennedy

Ten U.S. Presidents Consulted with Seaborg, but On This Particular Day, Seaborg Posed WIth One Who Didn't.

 

Seaborg's Telephone Call from L.B.J.

 

In 1951, Glenn T. Seaborg Accepted the Nobel Prize in Chemistry (with E.M. McMillan) for his work on the chemistry of transuranium elements.

 

Pictured here with the King of Sweden

 

Glenn Seaborg posing with President George Bush

 

Glenn Seaborg with actress Ann Margaret

 

Seaborg at a Seaborg Speakers' Luncheon with Emil Reisler, Chair of UCLA Chemistry & Biochemistsry

 

Glenn Seaborg Meets Vice President Al Gore

Glenn Seaborg Proudly Pointing to Seaborgium,

The Element Named After Him

Periodic Table Showing Seborgium

Glenn Seaborg and Yoshie Kadota, taken at UCLA sometime before February 21, 1999