Honorary Degrees and Honours
- DSc from University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee (1980)
- DSc from Purdue University (1984)
- DSc from University of Wisconsin–Madison (1984)
- LLD from Queen's University
- DUniv from University of Sussex (1989)
- DSc from Northwestern University (1990)
- DSc from University of Edinburgh (1998)
- DSc from Glasgow University (1999)
- DSc from Masaryk University (2000)
- American Chemical Society, Milwaukee Section - Award (1971)
- Royal Society of Chemistry - Honorary Fellow (1990)
- Royal Society of Arts - Fellow
- Milwaukee Art Museum - Guest Curator (1976, 1989)
- Winthrop-Sears Medal (1980)
- Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters - Fellow
- Czech Academy of Sciences - J.E. Purkyne Medal (1994)
- American Chemical Society - Charles Lathrop Parsons Award (1995)
- University of Vienna - Honorary Citizen (1995)
- Chemical Institute of Canada - Honorary Fellow (1996)
- Boron USA Award (1997)
- American Institute of Chemists - Gold Medal (1997)
- American Chemical Society - "One of the top 75 Distinguished Contributors to the Chemical Enterprise in the Last 75 Years" (1998)
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