1922 Head of chemical institute, Königsberg University, 1929 Reader in atomic chemistry, Imperial College London, 1938; among his assistants was Eugen Glueckauf Professor of chemistry, University of Durham, 1939 Head of chemistry division of joint British-Canadian atomic energy team in Montreal, 1943-5 Returned to Durham and established Londonderry Laboratory for radio-chemistry, heading it until retirement, 1953 Honours and awards Paneth received the Lieben Prize (1916), the Liversidge Award (1936), and the Liebig Medal (1957). He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1947. The mineral panethite is named after him, as is the lunar crater Paneth. See also Fajans–Paneth–Hahn Law External links Biography References 1887 births 1958 deaths Burials at Döbling Cemetery Fellows of the Royal Society Jewish scientists Academics of Durham University Academics of Imperial College London Scientists from Vienna Austrian refugees Jewish emigrants from Nazi Germany to the United Kingdom Manhattan Project people Academic staff of the University of Königsberg Max Planck Institute directors