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She was born in Warsaw, Poland
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At the age of 24, Marie Curie finally moved to France to study thanks to her savings and the help of her father.
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Marie Curie graduated in Physics from the University of Paris, being number one in her class.
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Marie and Pierre Curie worked side by side in far from easy conditions. They announced the discovery of new elements: radium and polonium, both more radioactive than uranium.
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Is known for being the first female scientist to receive a Nobel Prize. She recevied it with her husband.
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She soon discovered that radiation therapy could be a cancer treatment. This made Marie's experiments popular and popular.
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She won the Nobel Prize of Chemistry.
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Marie Curie was not only a pioneering scientist, she also played a very important role during World War I.
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Unfortunately, due to the radiation to which she was exposed in her experiments, Marie Curie passed away. However, her contributions to science and society will always be immortal.