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Nobel Chemists Associated with the DOE and Predecessors
Information about affiliations: Office of Science DOE Nobel Laureates

Alphabetical Listing
   
Chronological Listing
     
2012 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2000
    
1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1990 1989
A  B  C  D  E F G H  I J K L M  N  O  P Q R S T  U  V   W  X Y  Z
   
1988 1987 1986 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1977 1976
    
1975 1974 1973 1972 1969 1968 1967 1965 1963 1962
    
1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1952 1951 1946
    
1944 1939 1938 1936 1934
   
Name Year Nobel Prize In     Year Nobel Prize In
               
A           2012  
Peter Agre 2003 Chemistry       Brian K. Kobilka Chemistry
               
B           2009  
Paul D. Boyer 1997 Chemistry       Venkatraman Ramakrishnan Chemistry
    [Top]       Thomas Steitz Chemistry
C           Ada Yonath Chemistry
Melvin Calvin 1961 Chemistry          
Thomas Cech           1989 Chemistry       2008  
Donald J. Cram 1987 Chemistry       Roger Y. Tsien Chemistry
Robert F. Curl, Jr. 1996 Chemistry          
            2006  
D           Roger D. Kornberg Chemistry
Johann Deisenhofer 1988 Chemistry          
            2005  
F           Robert H. Grubbs Chemistry
Paul J. Flory 1974 Chemistry       Richard R. Schrock Chemistry
               
    [Top]       2003  
G         Peter Agre Chemistry
Robert H. Grubbs 2005 Chemistry       Roderick MacKinnon
 Chemistry
               
H           2000  
Alan Heeger 2000 Chemistry       Alan Heeger Chemistry
Dudley R. Herschbach 1986 Chemistry       Alan MacDiarmid Chemistry
Roald Hoffmann 1981 Chemistry          
            1999  
K           Ahmed H. Zewail Chemistry
Brian K. Kobilka 2012 Chemistry          
Roger D. Kornberg 2006 Chemistry       1998  
            John Pople Chemistry
    [Top]          
            1997  
L         Paul D. Boyer Chemistry
Yuan T. Lee 1986 Chemistry          
Willard F. Libby 1960 Chemistry      1996  
            Robert F. Curl, Jr. Chemistry
M           Richard E. Smalley Chemistry
Alan MacDiarmid 2000 Chemistry        
Roderick MacKinnon 2003 Chemistry     1995  
Rudolph Marcus 1992 Chemistry     Mario Molina Chemistry
Edwin McMillan 1951 Chemistry       F. Sherwood Rowland Chemistry
Mario Molina 1995 Chemistry        
          1994  
O        George A. Olah Chemistry
George A. Olah 1994 Chemistry        
          1992  
P         Rudolph Marcus Chemistry
John Pople 1998 Chemistry          
Ilya Prigogine 1977 Chemistry       1989  
            Thomas Cech           Chemistry
R              
Venkatraman Ramakrishnan 2009 Chemistry       1988  
F. Sherwood Rowland 1995 Chemistry       Johann Deisenhofer Chemistry
               
S   [Top]       1987  
Richard R. Schrock 2005 Chemistry       Donald J. Cram Chemistry
Glenn T. Seaborg 1951 Chemistry        
Richard E. Smalley 1996 Chemistry     1986  
Thomas Steitz 2009 Chemistry     Dudley R. Herschbach Chemistry
          Yuan T. Lee Chemistry
T              
Henry Taube 1983 Chemistry     1983  
Roger Y. Tsien 2008 Chemistry       Henry Taube Chemistry
               
U           1981  
Harold Clayton Urey 1934 Chemistry       Roald Hoffmann Chemistry
               
Y   [Top]       1977  
Ada Yonath 2009 Chemistry     Ilya Prigogine Chemistry
             
          1974  
Z   [Top]       Paul J. Flory Chemistry
Ahmed H. Zewail 1999 Chemistry          
          1961  
          Melvin Calvin Chemistry
               
          1960  
          Willard F. Libby Chemistry
             
          1951  
          Edwin McMillan Chemistry
          Glenn T. Seaborg Chemistry
             
          1934  
          Harold Clayton Urey Chemistry
    [Top]        
   
The source for this list of Nobel Laureates associated with DOE and predecessor agencies is the U.S. Department of Energy
Office of Science. Guidelines for inclusion are:
  • The laureate’s prize-winning work was conducted while employed at DOE research facilities or directly funded by DOE at a
    university or industry.
  • The research significantly benefited from laureate’s experiments or programs conducted at the laboratories, but may not have
    been directly funded by DOE.
  • Long-standing and significant DOE or national laboratory support, which would include other research leading to
    prize-winning discoveries.
  • Education and training supported by DOE or the national laboratories, including graduate research, postdoctoral research, or
    undergraduate research experiences that influenced the laureate’s scientific growth and direction.
  • Other research collaborations and joint programs. The laureate was involved in significant joint research collaborations, as
    evidenced by joint proposals, jointly published papers, or extended research participation and guest status.



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