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Founding member of the Brazilian Center for Physical Research (CBPF), institution now attached to the Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communication (MCTIC), Elisa decided to follow the course of the science at a time when women were still excluded from the market.
Born January 17, 1921, Elisa decided to continue her career as an experimental physicist graduated in 1942 from the National Faculty of Philosophy (FNFi), which later became the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) [19659003] Along with Sonja Ashauer, Elisa is considered the second Brazilian woman with a degree in physics.
Also in the undergraduate program, the future scientist, aged 18, married Professor Osvaldo Frota Pessôa, with whom he had Sônia and the general surgeon Roberto Frota Pessôa, 74 years old. For the doctor, it is his mother who inspired him to follow in his career – a "guide", as he himself says
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