US EditionActors bring chemistry to story of Marie Curie and fellow female scientist
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Actors bring chemistry to story of Marie Curie and fellow female scientist
LANESBORO, Minn. — The Commonweal Theatre in Lanesboro opened their season with a play that illuminates the work and friendship of two scientists. Marie Curie is known by all for her two Nobel Prizes, physics and chemistry. Her friend Hertha Aryton was an electrical engineer, a mathematician, and an inventor with 26 patents, half of those concerning arc lamps. Aryton's lightning-like arcs dance across the stage thanks to a high-tech projection s…
Marie Curie represents a rare combination of scientific genius and personal integrity. She refused to patent her discoveries and worked tirelessly, overcoming great obstacles.The life and legacy of Marie Curie, pioneer in the field of radioactivityMaria Salomea Skłodowska was born on November 7, 1867 in Warsaw, Poland. As a child she showed exceptional aptitude for science, although women were forbidden access to higher education in her country.…
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