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Noviembre, 2011
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No se
puede acabar el día, 7 de noviembre, sin
festejarle el cumpleaños #144 y recordar a la
predilecta en las listas de mujeres en la
ciencia: Marie Sklodowska Curie, esposa y
madre de otro Premio Nobel. Google le ha
creado un 'Doodle'
para dedicarle el día y nosotros nos unimos.
En
parte, ella es también responsable del
nombramiento del Año
Internacional de la Química 2011, que
corresponde con los 100 años del Premio Nobel
en Química otorgado a Marie Curie, como una
celebración de las contribuciones hechas por
mujeres a la ciencia.
Y, como pareja investigadora,
Marie y Pierre Curie, con dos hijas pequeñas,
¿quién se las cuidaba mientras trabajaban las
largas horas en el laboratorio? Mándenos su
respuesta.
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MUJERES PREMIO NOBEL. CIENTEC
Física:
- 1903 Marie
Sklodowska Curie (conjuntamente con Pierre Curie)
"En reconocimiento de los extraordinarios servicios que
han dado sus investigaciones conjuntas sobre el fenómeno
de la radiación descubierta por el prof. Henri
Becquerel".
- 1963 Maria
Goeppert Mayer (conjuntamente con J. Hans Jensen)
"Por el descubrimiento acerca de la estructura nuclear"
Química:
- 1911 Marie
Sklodowska Curie
"En reconocimiento a sus servicios para el avance de la
química al descubrir los elementos radio y polonio, por
medio del aislamiento del radio y el estudio de la
naturaleza y los componentes de este sorprendente
elemento."
RECURSOS Y NOTICIAS EN
INGLÉS
Alan
Alda debuts his new play, “Radiance: The Passion of
Marie Curie” Southern California Public Radio
You know him as Hawkeye Pierce from M*A*S*H or even
Jack Donaghy’s father on 30 Rock.
Alan Alda’s acting, writing and directing career have
garnered him 31 Emmy nominations, six Golden Globe
Awards and two bestselling books. He joins Patt in the
studio to talk about his most recent accomplishment as
playwright; his new work, “Radiance: The Passion of
Marie Curie,” debuts this week at the Geffen Playhouse.
A Special Issue of
Chemistry International Magazine Devoted to Marie Curie,
International Year of Chemistry, 2011
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The
Nobel Prize in Physics 1903. Nobelprize.or.
Biography
Marie Curie, née
Maria Sklodowska, was born in Warsaw on November 7,
1867, the daughter of a secondary-school teacher. She
received a general education in local schools and some
scientific training from her father.
Marie
Curie: Why her papers are still radioactive.
The Christian Science Monitor
Marie Curie, whom Google is
celebrating Monday with a Google
Doodle in honor of her 144th birthday, lived her
life awash in ionizing radiation. More than a century
later, her papers are still radioactive.
"Radioactive: Marie & Pierre Curie: A
Tale of Love And Fallout" by Laura
Redniss. One of the most unusual books
among this year's National Book Award finalists.
Redniss is an author and artist; her version of
the story of Nobel Prize-winning scientist Marie Curie's
life (and Pierre's) is up for the nonfiction award. What
makes that unusual is that "Radioactive," published by It
Books, a pop culture imprint of HarperCollins, is a
blend of artwork and text wherein the art is just as
important as the words. It's not a graphic novel,
exactly -- for one thing, it's not fiction, and for
another, it has no pages in which panels advance the
story. The artwork and text take over each page or page
spread completely. Maybe that is a graphic novel -- and
graphic nonfiction? A graphic dual history-biography?
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