which she shared with her husband Pierre Curie, and for Chemistry in 1911. But did you know that Marie and Pierre Curie's ...

It is of great interest to read between the lines of history-making science. We learn, for example, that "only the great [Ernest] Rutherford knew how to deal with Marie, because he was not awed by her ...

In October 1914, Marie Curie and her daughter, Irène were driving a rickety van near a First World War battlefield in France. The two women were surrounded by the military – soldiers, officers, medics ...

But it was and because of this Marie became very ill and died. Marie Curie inspired others to continue her work. Over time, this has saved the lives of many people all over the world and ...

In her place, her daughter Irène Curie accepted the honor; Mme. Curie recovered the next day, and a student took a photograph of her with Dr. Tracy to document her visit to the College. Of course, the ...

Ms Grace’s daughter, Millie, stayed at Marie Curie in the last three weeks of her life. Millie was diagnosed with bowel cancer in December 2020 when she was just 23 years-old. She died less than ...

In 1911, Albert Einstein penned an extraordinary letter to Marie Curie. Curie was going through one of the most tumultuous periods of her life, with public opinion pushing strongly against her.

As the story progresses, we learn about the real Marie Curie. From her remarkable discoveries to her unparalleled humanity, we get the unfiltered version from her daughters’ eyes. It’s a ...

MARIE CURIE AND THE SISTERHOOD OF SCIENCE is a ... As told through the eyes of her young daughters, Irène and Eve, Marie’s life was not easy. Much of her extraordinary journey was as a single ...