Scientific Trailblazer
Marie Curie, who died in July 1934, was a pioneer in the field of radioactive studies, working alongside her family to develop early radiation treatments for cancer and receiving two Nobel Prizes in her lifetime.
Related collections you might be interested in:
- Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Journals Archive
- Royal Society of Chemistry articles and journals covering the period of Curie’s work and featuring many experiments based on her lifetime’s work, alongside a range of other publications dating from 1841 to 2004.
- IOP Publishing Journal Archive 1874-1998
- IOP Publishing’s full journal archive.
- Enlightening Science: Bringing Newton's Science to Life
- A unique educational resource designed to bring Newton’s science to life.
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