Marie Curie is the most famous woman in the history of science. She coined the term “radioactivity” and traveled the world to ...

Marie Skłodowska Curie pursued scientific knowledge and achievement with an obsessive passion, dragging the world into the future as she continued to break barriers for women -- even after death. Born ...

What's the half-life of a movie called "Radioactive?" That is, how long can it sit on a shelf before it loses its kick? Well, the makers of a Madame Curie biopic with that title hoped it would be on ...

Smeaton’s Tower, the iconic lighthouse overlooking Plymouth Hoe, will be illuminated in yellow to support Marie Curie’s ...

"The Half-Life of Marie Curie," the New Mexico Actors Lab's final production of the season, runs through December 7.

This is the International Year of Chemistry, 2011 and it also marks the 100th anniversary of the award of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Marie Curie. Has there ever been a scientist as courageous as ...

Neil Andrews knows this well after witnessing the 'incredible' support Marie Curie gave his mother, Anne, and mother-in-law, ...

When Marie Curie wins her second Nobel Prize – the first person to do so, and the only Nobel laureate still to have been awarded the prize in two different branches of science – you'd expect her to be ...

Everything about Marie Curie was exceptional. To start with, how many people can you think of who have four Nobel Prize laureates in their immediate family? She did! Marie, her husband (Pierre), her ...

It’s dumbfounding, flabbergasting, and flummox ing that society used to be as stupid as it was: like when, a scant century ago, Marie Curie, one of the most brilliant and kind and era-defining people ...