Figure 1From: The contribution of medical physics to nuclear medicine: a physician's perspective Glenn Seaborg (middle) and wife (left), together with the author (right) at a SNM meeting in the late 1990s. Seaborg won the 1951 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, discovered over 100 isotopes, advised 10 Presidents of the USA and was Chairman of the USA Atomic Energy Commission for 10Â years.Back to article page