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Vértes, Attila was born on October 10, 1934 in Türje, Hungary. Son of György and Erzsébet (Nagy) Vértes.
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Attila Vértes, Hungarian chemistry professor. Recipient Szechenyi prize, President, Hungary, 2001. Member Hungarian Academy of Sciences (chairman committee radiochemistry, committee inorganic and physical chemistry), International Union Pure and Applied Chemistry (associate, national representative commission on radiochemistry and nuclear techniques).
Education
Master of Science, Technology University, Budapest, Hungary, 1958. Master of Science, Economical University, Budapest, Hungary, 1960. Doctor of Philosophy, Lomonosov University, Moscow, 1965.
Doctor of Science, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1973. Doctor of Science honoris causa, Glasgow Caledoninan University, 1996.
Career
Professor chemistry Eötvös University, Budapest, 1974—2006, professor emeritus, since 2007. Guest professor chemistry Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1977-1978, 86, University Mainz, Germany, 1991. Head department nuclear chemistry Eötvös University, 1983-1999.
International board Application Mössbauer Effect, 1988-1996.
Achievements
Membership
Member Hungarian Academy Sciences (correspondent, commission molecular structure, Chairman of Commission radiochemistry, committee inorganic and physical chemistry), International Union Pure and Applied Chemistry (national representative commission on radiochemistry and nuclear techniques).
Connections
Married Irén Kuti, December 24, 1959. Children: Attila, Csaba.
