Before giving an explanation of the meaning of the logo, we must remember the great work that bears the surname CURIE "Marie Curie, was born Warsaw, November 7, 1867-Passy, dies 4 July 1934, Polish nationalized French scientist. A pioneer in the field of radioactivity, the first woman to hold the position of professor at the University of Paris, where she completed her studies and carried out her most outstanding scientific works. After obtaining the second degree, her next challenge was the PhD, the first step was the choice of the subject of his thesis. After discussing it with her husband about the work was related to the recent discovery of X-rays. Where Pierre Curie was one of the first scientists to do studies on radioactivity and the discoverer of piezoelectricity; He was born in Paris on May 15, 1859 and died on April 19, 1906; In 1880 he discovered piezoelectricity, with its contribution of uranium salts on a photographic plate in a dark area, found that the plaque was blackened, the uranium salts emit a radiation capable of traversing black papers and other opaque substances in ordinary light these Rays were originally denominated Becquere rays, so with their discovery I contribute with the implementation of X-rays, taking them to win the Nobel Prize in Physics of 1903 ".

For my Person CURIE is the representation of all the contribution they gave, based on the time when our curiosity leads us to innovate and discover better advances for humanity. #curielogo @curie