Bertrand Goldschmidt
Bertrand Goldschmidt · Science & Medicine
French chemist of plutonium separation; co-founder of the CEA; Atoms for Peace Award (1967)
1912, Paris, France — 2002, Paris, France
France
Bertrand Goldschmidt is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — French chemist of plutonium separation; co-founder of the CEA; Atoms for Peace Award (1967)
Bertrand Goldschmidt was a French Jewish nuclear chemist who worked with Marie Curie and, during World War II, developed methods for separating plutonium; he became a co-founder of France's Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) and a leading figure in international nuclear diplomacy. He received the Atoms for Peace Award in 1967.
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French chemist of plutonium separation; co-founder of the CEA; Atoms for Peace Award (1967)
Source: Jinfo.org — Jewish recipients of the Atoms for Peace Award
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