Marie Curie (1867-1934) is arguably the world's most famous female scientist. She made one of the most important theoretical breakthroughs of the 20th century when she postulated that radiation was an atomic rather than a chemical property. This title examines Curie not just as a dedicated scientist, but also as a complex woman.
Marie Curie (1867-1934) is arguably the world's most famous female scientist. She made one of the most important theoretical breakthroughs of the 20th century when she postulated that radiation was an atomic rather than a chemical property. This title examines Curie not just as a dedicated scientist, but also as a complex woman.
Introduction Early Life and Education Preparing for the Future Paris and the Sorbonne Pierre and Marie The Discovery and Radium: A Scientific Breakthrough A Year of Contrasts: Good News, Bad News "Pierre is Dead? Dead? Absolutely Dead?" Scandal! The Second Nobel Prize, Its Aftermath, and War Marie and the USA Last Years Conclusion Time Line Bibliograpgy: Primary Sources Bibliography: Secondary Sources
Introduction Early Life and Education Preparing for the Future Paris and the Sorbonne Pierre and Marie The Discovery and Radium: A Scientific Breakthrough A Year of Contrasts: Good News, Bad News "Pierre is Dead? Dead? Absolutely Dead?" Scandal! The Second Nobel Prize, Its Aftermath, and War Marie and the USA Last Years Conclusion Time Line Bibliograpgy: Primary Sources Bibliography: Secondary Sources
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