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Monday, September 30, 2024

The Elements of Marie Curie             

Dava Sobel

Atlantic Monthly Press/IPG

Oct. 8, 2024


    Sobel melds hard science with warm biography in this story of the amazing Marie Curie. Not only did she master both physics and chemistry at a time when women were strongly discouraged from the sciences, but she made it her mission to bring other women into her labs - opening a door for many who excelled in several different sciences.

    She raised two strong, brilliant daughters, mostly alone after Pierre's sudden death. And wielded an X ray machine during WWI combat to help save lives.

    This is a loving and intelligent look at an extraordinary life.


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