Marie Curie's Life & Work

Description

A scientist and early pioneer of radioactivity, Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and the first person and only woman to win the Nobel twice. Curie is also still the only person awarded a Nobel Prize in two different sciences: Physics (1903), which she shared with her husband Pierre Curie and Antoine Henri Becquerel, and Chemistry (1911), for the discovery of polonium and radium. Edward Sierra will offer an engaging and informative presentation on the life and work of this early pioneer of radioactivity.

Testimonials

“Thanks so much for this most impressive, thoroughly inspiring, extremely detailed compilation of Marie Curie's life history!!! The photo compilation and detail are amazing.”

MM - Brookhaven National Laboratory

“AMAZING presentation last night! You shared fascinating details which I never knew about Maria Curie---the delightful photos really framed the narrative.”

KM - Westinghouse Electric Company

“Cannot thank you enough for your wonderful presentation! You did a marvelous job, and everyone was so engaged! We would LOVE to have you back, and I will absolutely recommend you to all our colleagues and affiliations! Looking forward to your Enrico Fermi talk! Best Regards.”

VB - Suffolk County Historical Society

“Just a quick note to thank you, again, for such a stellar program last night. It was really great, and I know the patrons enjoyed it too. I'll be in touch about having you come again.”

YP - Rogers Memorial Library