Lise Meitner: La física que inventó la era atómica

by Mónica Rodríguez, África Fanlo (Illustrator)

Overview

In a world clearly dominated by men, Lise Meitner trained, researched tirelessly and managed to change the history of a branch of science in which she was always discriminated against for being a woman. In addition, she suffered persecution by the Nazis in Germany for being Jewish. In spite of all the adversities, she managed to be a great protagonist in the field of physics and her research initiated the atomic era. She contributed so much to science that she undoubtedly deserved the Nobel Prize. However, it was never awarded.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9788418449703
Publisher:	Vegueta Ediciones
Publication date:	05/07/2025
Series:	Genios de la Ciencia
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	40
Language:	Spanish

About the Author

Mó nica Rodrí guez has lived in Madrid since 1993. She holds a degree in Physical Sciences, with a Master's degree in Nuclear Energy. For fifteen years she worked at a research center, the Ciemat, in training in Radiological Protection and Nuclear Energy. In 2003 she published his first children's book and in 2009 she decided to devote herself entirely to children's and youth literature. She has published nearly forty books, has received numerous awards and recognitions, among which are the Ala Delta Award, the Leer es vivir award, the Anaya award or the Alandar Award. In 2018 she won the Cuatrogatos Foundation por Piara awards and the Gran Angular youth novel award for “ Biografí a de un cuerpo” . Mó nica Rodrí guez holds a degree in physical sciences, with a master's degree in nuclear energy. For fifteen years she worked at a research center, the Ciemat, in training in Radiological Protection and Nuclear Energy. In 2003 she published his first children's book and in 2009 she decided to devote herself entirely to children's and youth literature. She has published nearly forty books, has received numerous awards and recognitions. Á frica Fanlo graduated in fine arts from the University of Barcelona, in 2000 she joined the publishing world and began a long career as an illustrator of children's books, with more than 30 published titles. For 10 years she has been a teacher at the Escola de Artes y Oficios Massana in Barcelona. Graduated in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona, in 2000 she joined the publishing world and began a long career as an illustrator of children's books, with more than 30 published titles. In 2004 she was awarded the Junceda Prize, by the APIC, for the book "Els colors del metall", published by the Auditori de Barcelona. For 10 years she has been a teacher at the Escola de Artes y Oficios Massana in Barcelona. She has also taught various workshops, such as the Big Draw 2012, promoted by the Picasso Museum in Barcelona, Difumina 2012 or the Festa del Grafisme de Portbou, 2009-2010. Mó nica Rodrí guez holds a degree in physical sciences, with a master's degree in nuclear energy. For fifteen years she worked at a research center, the Ciemat, in training in Radiological Protection and Nuclear Energy. In 2003 she published his first children's book and in 2009 she decided to devote herself entirely to children's and youth literature. She has published nearly forty books, has received numerous awards and recognitions. Á frica Fanlo graduated in fine arts from the University of Barcelona, in 2000 she joined the publishing world and began a long career as an illustrator of children's books, with more than 30 published titles. For 10 years she has been a teacher at the Escola de Artes y Oficios Massana in Barcelona.