After All, Science Is Essentially International, And

Pierre Curie Voluntarily Exposed His Arm To The Action Of Radium For Several Hours. This Resulted In Damage Resembling A Burn That Developed Progressively And Required Several Months To Heal. Henri Becquerel Had By Accident A Similar Burn As A Result Of Carrying In His Vest Pocket A Glass Tube Containing Radium Salt. He Came To Tell Us Of This Evil Effect Of Radium, Exclaiming In A Manner At Once Delighted And Annoyed: "i Love It, But I Owe It A Grudge."

I Am Among Those Who Think That Science Has Great Beauty.

A Scientist In His Laboratory Is Not A Mere Technician: He Is Also A Child Confronting Natural Phenomena That Impress Him As Though They Were Fairy Tales.

I Shall Devote Only A Few Lines To The Expression Of My Belief In The Importance Of Science … It Is By This Daily Striving After Knowledge That Man Has Raised Himself To The Unique Position He Occupies On Earth, And That His Power And Well-being Have Continually Increased.

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