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FOUNDER SCIENCE EDUCATION Maria Sklodovska Curie
Yücel KANPOLAT 16 October 2008
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AGRICULTURE SOCIETY

• INDUSTRY SOCIETY

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SCIENCE SOCIETY
INFORMATION AGE
SCIENCE AGE
BRAIN DECADE DIGITAL SOCIETY / AGE
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SCIENCE EDUCATION 1988 Nobel Laurate Leon
Lederman-Chicago American Academy of
Sciences-Smithsonian Institute 1992 Georges
Charpack, Pierre Léna, Yves Quéré La Main
à la pâte 2002 TUBA 2006 TUBA
2007 TUBA Ministry of National Education (MEB),
State Planning Organization (DPT)
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Maria Sklodovska Curie
7 November 1867
Warsaw
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Bronislava Sklodovska
Catholic, Teacher of Music
Wladyslaw Sklodovska
Teacher of Physics
Nationalist of Poland
Russian Invasion
Retirement
Loss of Retirement Bonus
Moves to Poland Ghetto
Freta, 16
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• Zofia, Helena, Maria, Jozef, Bronislava

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Death of elder sister due to typhus (6)
Death of mother due to tuberculosis (11)
Guiltiness feeling of the father
Emotionally and mentally supported close family
God who saves his men ?
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• 1873, Primary School

1877, Secondary School - Russian
1883, Graduation with Gold Medal
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• 1884, Flying University

1886-89, Governess
1890-91, Physics Laboratory, Warsaw
1891, Warsaw, Paris 4th class, 4000 liras
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HEROIC ERA
1893 Physics Master
1894 Mathematics
1894 Scholarship Reimbursement
1895 Doctorate
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Pierre Curie
Dr. Eugene Curie inspired in his son a Love for
science and mathematics
16, Student in Sorbonne
19, Graduation from Sorbonne
19, Assistant
23, Professor in Physics and Chemistry High
School, 1882
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X ISINLARI
W. Conrad Roentgen 5 November 1895
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X-RAYS

Henry Becquerel
Photograph in an unlit room
Lights darkening her films
Radioactivitiy
Pierre Curie, Maria H. Becquerel
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Pierre Maria Curie
Irene
Eve
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Irene Eve Private education for the children
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Relationship between fluor rays and roentgen
Photograph film sunless Paris
Radioactivity
Wooden building in the school garden used as
warehouse
8 tons of mineral ore
Polonium - radium
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Negative results after crystallization Tales for
Irene Suddenly running to laboratory
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1903 Nobel Physics Prize
Becquerel, Pierre-Maria Curie
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RADIOTHERAPY INTERSTITIAL BRACHYTHERAPY
Patent
Science is not for sale
Shared
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19 April 1906
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19 April 1906
Death of Pierre Curie
Move of Eugene Curie
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Marias earrings
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Chairmanship in Sorbonne
Refusal of membership application to French
Academy of Sciences
Unfair publications about relations with Paul
Langevin in French press
Pure metal radium
1911 Nobel Chemistry Prize
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World War I
No roentgen equipment in the army
Production of roentgen apparatus with Nobel Prize
200 portable roentgen machines
School of Roentgen Technicians
150 technicians
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Irene Curie
Nurse
Technician
Driver
Teacher
1935 Nobel (Chemistry) Prize
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Radium Institute after the war A new laboratory
in Sorbonne
Please transmit my appreciation to the Minister
and inform him that I absolutely do not need an
ounce of a jewellery but amazingly need a
laboratory.
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William Brown Meloney, Editor of Delineator
1 gram Radium
Campaign
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20 May 1921
Warren Harding
1 gram radium for Paris Radium Institute
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Even now, after 25 years of intensive research,
we feel there is a great deal still to be done.
We have made many discoveries. Pierre Curie in
the suggestions, we have found in his notes and
in thoughts he expressed to me has helped to
guide us to them. But no one of us can do much.
At each of us perhaps can catch some gleam of
knowledge which modest and insufficient of itself
may add to mens dream of truth. It is by these
small candles in our darkness that we see before
us, little by little the dim outlines of that
great plan that shapes the universe. And Im
among those who think that for this reason
science has great beauty and with its great
spiritual strength will in time cleanse this
world of its evils, its ignorance, its
powerty, diseases, wars and heartaches. Look for
the clear ligh of truth, look for unknown new
roads. Even when mens sight is keener far then
now divine wonder will never fail him. Every age
has its own dreams, leave then dreams of
yesterday. You take the torch of the knowledge
and build the palace of a future.
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• 4 July 1934
• Paris
• Aplastic anemia

20 April 1995 Marie-Pierre Curie Pantheon Paris
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About Living You have to take living
seriously, in such a way, to such extent, for
instance, your hands tied behind you, your back
to the wall, or wearing thick spectacles and
white robe, in a laboratory, you must be willing
to die for other people, even those whose faces
you have never seen, although nobody has forcedr
you to do this and although you know that
living is the most beautiful and the most genuine
thing Nazim Hikmet, 1948