Marie Curie's notebooks

Marie Curie's notebooks are historical documents containing her research notes on radioactivity, a field she pioneered. These notebooks detail her experiments, the discovery of elements like polonium and radium, and her methodologies. They are significant not only for their scientific content but also because they reflect her rigorous scientific approach and struggles as a female scientist in the early 20th century. In 2022, one of her notebooks was found to be highly radioactive, highlighting the dangerous materials she worked with. Today, her notebooks are preserved as important artifacts of scientific history and the advancement of knowledge.