Marie Curie

[edit] The Mahalo Top 7

1. Wikipedia: Marie Curie
2. American Institute of Physics: Marie Curie and the Science of Radioactivity 
3. Nobelprize.org: 1903 Prize in Physics
4. myspacetv.com: Marie Curie (22 minutes) 
5. Encyclopaedia Britannica: Marie Curie née Maria Sklodowska
6. Nist Physics Laboratory: Marie Curie and the NBS Radium Standards
7. Official Site: Institue Curie

[edit] Marie Curie News and Articles

• Physics Today: Marie Curie: In the Laboratory and on the Battlefield
• The New York Times: Awarded to Marie Curie 
• Contributions of 20th Century Women to Physics: Radium and Radioactivity by Mme. Sklodowska Curie
• American Institute of Physics: Marie in Her Own Words on Pierre's Death
• American Institute of Physics: Scandal and Recovery

[edit] Marie Curie Background and Profiles

• Nobelprize.org: Marie and Pierre Curie Discover Polonium and Radium 
• American Association for Women in Radiology (AAWR): Marie Curie Exhibit 
• About.com: Marie Curie 
• 21st Century Science and Technology Magazine: Marie Sklodowska Curie
• American Institute of Physics: Student in Paris

[edit] Marie Curie Blogs and Commentaries

• British Journal of Radiology: Commentary on Marie and Pierre  
• Britannica Blog: Marie of Pa-ree Curie
• Fun Science With Your Computer: Marie Curie as an Inspiration
• About.com: Marie Curie Quotes 

[edit] Marie Curie Photos and Videos

• Google Image: Marie Curie Image Search
• Flickr: Marie Curie Slideshow
• Yahoo! Image: Marie Curie Image Search
• YouTube: Université Pierre et Marie Curie / Ilôt Cuvier (6:24)
• History.com: Curie's Radioactive Breakthrough (0:51)
• YouTube: Madam Curie Leaving the Laboratory (2:15)

[edit] Marie Curie Books

• Google: Marie Curie: A Life by Susan Quinn
• Amazon.com: Obsessive Genius: The Inner World of Marie Curie by Barbara Goldsmith
• Amazon.com: Marie Curie and the Science of Radioactivity
• Chemical and Engineering News: Review of Marie Curie Biographies

[edit] Marie Curie Timeline

• 1867: Born on November 7
• 1891: Went to Paris to study physics
• 1895: Married Pierre Curie, Professor of the School of Physics in Paris
• 1897: Gave birth to first daughter Irene
• 1903: Won Nobel Prize for Physics
• 1904: Gave birth to second daughter Eve
• 1906: Widowed and carried on Pierre's teachings becoming the first woman to teach at Sorborne
• 1911: Won Nobel Prize for Chemistry
• 1934: Died July 4 from Leukaemia caused by her exposure to energy radiation

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