ABOUT CURIE CLUB

A century ago, Marie Curie became the first scientist ever to win 2 Nobel Prizes. Her spectacular scientific career was achieved despite the obligations of family, extreme prejudice against women, a relentless search for research funding, and the constant battle for recognition that was her due. Curie Club was founded to help ensure that all scientists are given the opportunity to help shape the future. Curie Club hosts stimulating lectures, career development support, and lively debates to support and inspire the next generation of scientists.   Join us for the upcoming Curie Club and ChemSAC Coffee Chat           Date and Time: Tuesday, June 20, 2023 - 10 am to 12 pm           Location: Henry Eyring Building (HEB), Room 2040

OUR MISSION

Building an Inclusive Community

We support all scientists pursuing careers in science. We aim to help all scientists balance the competing challenges of family, the pursuit of scientific discovery, and the battle for research funding.

Visit the laboratory dedicated to Marie Curie and women scientists in the new Thatcher Biological and Biophysical Chemistry (TBBC) building. Curie Club members' names are displayed in the TBBC. 

GIVE TO CURIE CLUB

Supporting Inclusion in Science

Funds can support the creation of the Curie U Chemistry Graduate Fellowships, the Curie Endowed Chair, or other programs that build and retain an inclusive community in our department. Curie Club will promote student success and support the quality, strength, and diversity of scientific research and the U Chemistry's outstanding contribution to science.

Give by Mail Send a check or money order to: University of Utah Advancement Office Department of Chemistry Please note special instructions for allocation: “Curie Club”                               P.O. Box 58006 Salt Lake City, UT 84158

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JOIN THE CURIE CLUB

All interested parties are welcome to join the Curie Club, from high school to post-doc education levels. Please lend your passion, intellect, and caring to this cause. Your involvement and support will help to inspire the next generation of scientists whose work will shape our future.