Birth of Pierre Curie
Birth of Pierre Curie in Paris.
Role range: 1859-1906
Follow Pierre Curie through 26 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Pierre Curie in Paris.
Role range: 1859-1906
Earns his licence in physics from the Sorbonne.
Role range: 1859-1906
Discovers piezoelectricity with his brother Jacques Curie.
Role range: 1859-1906
Helps experimentally verify the inverse piezoelectric effect.
Role range: 1859-1906
Shows crystals can deform under an electric field.
Role range: 1859-1906
Shows that electric fields can deform suitable crystals.
Role range: 1859-1906
Joins the Paris School of Industrial Physics and Chemistry.
Role range: 1859-1906
Meets Marie Sklodowska through scientific contacts in Paris.
Role range: 1859-1906
Marries Marie Sklodowska and begins a famous scientific partnership.
Role range: 1859-1906
Formulates the inverse relation between susceptibility and temperature.
Role range: 1859-1906
Shows that magnetic properties change at a critical temperature.
Role range: 1859-1906
Receives a doctorate for research on magnetism.
Role range: 1859-1906
Becomes father of Irene Curie.
Role range: 1859-1906
Works with Marie Curie in announcing the discovery of polonium.
Role range: 1859-1906
Works with Marie Curie on highly radioactive uranium minerals.
Role range: 1859-1906
Works with Marie Curie and Gustave Bemont in announcing radium.
Role range: 1859-1906
Joins Marie Curie in investigating radioactivity.
Role range: 1859-1906
Becomes professor in the Faculty of Sciences.
Role range: 1859-1906
Studies physiological effects of radium with medical collaborators.
Role range: 1859-1906
Supports Marie Curie during radium purification work.
Role range: 1859-1906
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for radiation research.
Role range: 1859-1906
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for research on radiation phenomena discovered by Henri Becquerel.
Role range: 1859-1906
Receives the Davy Medal with Marie Curie.
Role range: 1859-1906
Becomes titular professor at the Sorbonne.
Role range: 1859-1906
Delivers the Nobel lecture on radioactive substances.
Role range: 1859-1906
Dies after a street accident in Paris.
Role range: 1859-1906
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