

Marie Curie, Double Episode Revisit
Aug 3, 2020
Marie Curie, a remarkable scientist known for her groundbreaking work in radioactivity, is the guest on this episode. The podcast delves into her life, including her defiance against oppression in Poland, her love for studying, her journey as a governess, her wedding and honeymoon bike tour, and her discovery of x-rays, radioactivity, and elements. It also explores the challenges of obtaining uranium, the dangers of uranium, the personal challenges she faced, her homeschool program, strained relationships, and the sexist backlash she experienced. The episode concludes by discussing her achievements, legacy, and references in popular culture, along with a discussion on the role of artificial intelligence in healthcare.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Oppression and Defiance
02:24 • 10min
Marie Curie's Love for Studying
12:32 • 7min
Marie's Journey as a Governess
19:13 • 21min
Marie Curie's Wedding and Honeymoon Bike Tour
40:40 • 9min
Discovery of X-rays, Radioactivity, and Elements
49:11 • 7min
The Process of Obtaining Uranium and Its Various Uses
56:26 • 1min
The Dangers of Uranium and Marie Curie's Research
57:50 • 5min
The Decision to Publish and Personal Challenges
01:03:11 • 24min
Marie Curie's Approach to Education and her Relationship with Paul Langevin
01:27:28 • 11min
Strained Relationships and Threats
01:38:32 • 2min
Marie Curie's Election and Sexist Backlash
01:40:37 • 13min
Marie Curie's Life during World War I
01:53:10 • 16min
Marie Curie's Achievements and Reflection
02:08:54 • 20min
Marie Curie's Legacy and References in Popular Culture
02:28:49 • 12min
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
02:41:09 • 4min