Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
Medical Science Building / hospital Madame Curie / Yankee Stadium / Paris laboratory / Paris Pantheon / Radium Institute / /
IndustryTerm
on x-ray equipment / cancer treatment / chemical elements / energy / electronic devices / chemical / /
Organization
French Academy / Radium Institute in Paris / Physics Department / Cancer Society / Solvay Council / Curie party / New York Committee / White House / United Nations / /
Person
Helene Langevin-Joliot / Marie Sklodowska-Curie / Herbert Clark Hoover / William Brown Melloney / Pierre Curie / Warren G. Harding / Al C O Pb / Dendrology / William Brown Meloney / Selenology / Howard Canning Taylor / John C. A. Gerster / Marie Curie / Samuel Adams Clark / Irene / Robert G. Mead / /
Position
future writer and diplomat / President / brilliant scientist / scientist / head / chairman / journalist / America Scientist / Major / chair / husband and fellow scientist / chemist / /
“Radium Lady” in America Scientist Marie Curie works in a laboratory in this undated photo. Curie, along with her husband, Pierre, first isolated the two highly radioactive elements-radium and plutonium-from uranium