Portrait of Marie Curie and her daughters, 1908. This left Marie to raise the girls without a father. Pierre died tragically shortly after Eve was born, run over by a horse drawn carriage on a wet, slippery street. Irene, the oldest, was born in 1897 two years after Pierre and Marie married. Pierre and Marie Curie in the laboratory. But Madame Curie was more than just an eminent scientist.
Actually, she won two Nobel prizes: the first with Pierre, and the second on her own a decade later. She won a Nobel prize together with her husband Pierre for their efforts. We�re all familiar with the name Marie Curie and her pioneering work on radioactivity at the turn of the twentieth century. The University of Houston presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them.
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