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Marie Curie was born in Warsaw, Poland.
She was born on November 7. Her real name was Maria Skłodowska. Her family valued education. -
Marie went to Paris to study Physics and Mathematics at the Sorbonne University because women had more opportunities there. -
She discovered two new elements.
Marie and Pierre, his husband, discovered polonium, named after her country, and radium. These discoveries were very important for science. -
She won the Nobel Prize in Physics.
She shared the prize with Pierre Curie and Henri Bequerel for their work on radiation. -
She won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
She won this prize for discovering new elements and studying radium. She was the first person to win two Nobel Prizes. -
Marie Curie died on July 4 in France.
She died because she worked many years with radiation, which was dangerous for her health.