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  • Numbered stepsWhat She Changed
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Marie Curie
1867 to 1934 · A biography on one page
Her Life in Four Numbers
Nobel Prizes
2
the first person ever to win two
New elements
2
polonium and radium
First woman professor
1906
of General Physics at the Sorbonne
Years lived
66
Warsaw 1867 to France 1934
Five Turning Points
1891
Leaves for Paris
Studies physics and math at the Sorbonne
1898
Two new elements
Finds polonium and radium with Pierre Curie
1903
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shared with Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel
1911
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Alone, for radium and polonium
1914
X-rays at the front
Organizes mobile X-ray teams in World War I
In Her Words
All the elements emitting such radiation I have termed radioactive, and the new property of matter revealed in this emission has thus received the name radioactivity.
M
Marie Curie
Nobel Lecture, 1911
What She Changed
01
A new word
She named radioactivity
02
Proof
Made pure radium metal in 1910
03
Medicine
Brought X-rays to wounded soldiers
Her biggest decision
Leaving Warsaw for Paris in 1891 made everything else possible.
In Paris she earned degrees in physics and math, met Pierre Curie, and found the lab where radium was discovered.

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