Marie Curie's PhD thesis ☢️

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Links to where I got the documents are in the description ⚛️

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Madame Curie had two daughters: Irene and Eve. Eve had the incredibly rare distinction of being the only person in her family not to receive a Nobel Prize. Her mother received two (chemistry and physics), her father got one (in physics), her sister got one (in chemistry), her brother-in-law got one (in chemistry) and her husband got one (for peace).

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Didnt she get a few awards for writing? Not necessarily a noble though.

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How kind of Marie Curie to show her PhD thesis on her KZbin channel.

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She taught herself as a teenager mathematics and upon graduation scored the highest test score in math from Sorbonne and second in the science test

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I'm studing physics at Maria Skłodowska - Curie's University in Poland :D Wreszcie doczekałem się odcinka o patronce mojej uczelni. Pozdrowionka z Lublina ;)

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This is so cool. I’m a little obsessed with Marie Curie at the moment and I would never have thought to look for a copy of her original thesis. Thank you for sharing this.

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Toby, I watched this yesterday and came back to watch it again today. I just wanted to say thank you so much for doing content like this. Curie has always been a huge role model of mine and to see you explain her PhD (also that of Einstein and others) is like a present that you give the world every time you post. I would love to have the time and expertise to look through high impact theses and important scientists' academic history, but it is just not something that I can do. Please please please continue with this :D

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It's wild to think a lot of her stuff is still as radioactive as it is, not to mention that when she passed (RIP) her coffin was lined with lead! What an inspirational woman and scientist. This video was a really interesting insight into her work and ideas, thanks

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I thoroughly enjoyed this! I have read Marie Curie’s biography and wish I had accomplished at least half as much as she did. There‘s a recent film about her starring Rosamund Pike, as well as an older one.

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Tibees with another Joy of Physics episode, showing us evidences and motivations of eminent scientists. This closer look and guide to Marie Curie is a joy and inspiration. 😌🙏

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I remember when I was learning about elements at my small high school in the suburbs of Australia, I always thought of Polony (the luncheon meat) when I heard of Polonium. Now that I'm older, it's pretty obvious it was named after Poland. It turns out Polony is called Devon outside of Western Australia.

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because Maria Skłodowska Curie was from Poland

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25 Years Later In an video Toby's PhD Thesis and Grades.😁

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Marie Curie cosplay dress was on point ! Great historic figure. *She was not alone.* Her husband Pierre Curie helped her in the discovery, that's what many forget to mention ! It was a couple team effort, not her alone !

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"Energy stored millions of years ago through fusion" is the most important insight about all of this. That makes me think that Gravity can be used as a form of infinite energy, or an energy transformer.

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Such a gem. Really appreciate pointing out the limited, and effectively utilized, "subjective aesthetic judgements" in this thesis. So much now seems to be driven by "subjective aesthetic judgements" stemming from non-science based bias'.

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This was a great overview of Marie's work! My PhD was on radium so I spent a lot of time in her legacy.

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Sexton: Marie Curie's husband died in a tragic accident. He was hit by a horse in the street outside of their home.

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I thoroughly enjoyed your excursion through Marie Curie's thesis. You look very lovely in your period outfit and background. I look forward to your next adventure.

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Thanks for sharing the video 👌. I am from Poland and I bet if anyone would ask any polish "Who were the most influential Polish woman" everybody would point at Marie, she is our "polish einstein". I guess we are crazy about polish scientists. I also didn't know that she was aware about physical effects of radiation... And that "beautiful crystals" made me laugh, I don't know why tho. Thank you again, it was inspiring and refreshing. CS Student from Poland! 😎

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As someone who knows almost nothing about physics, this video is very understand and well made. Good job again, from Marie's country, France

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Great video. I just wish, she could research all of this in her (not existing at the time) motherland... At least she was a breakthrough when it comes to University of Sorbonne. Fun fact: She always regretted, that she named polonium after Poland because after discovery of radium she knew it's gonna be more revolutionary and more widely spreaded than the first element.