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<title id="title">Marie Curie</title>
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<h1>Marie Curie</h1>
<h2>The first woman to win a Nobel Prize</h2>
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<img id="image" class="Marie-Curie" src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c8/Marie_Curie_c._1920s.jpg" alt="Marie Curie"/>
<div id="img-caption" class="img-caption"><i>Marie Curie in the 1920s.</i></div>
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<h3><b>Timeline of Marie Curie's Life:</b></h3>
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• <b>1867</b> - Born in Warsaw, Congress Poland, Russian Empire </br>
• <b>1877</b> - Attended Boarding School </br>
• <b>1883</b> - Graduated from a girls gymnasium </br>
• <b>1889</b> - Worked as a governess </br>
• <b>1890</b> - Tutored and Studied at the Flying University </br>
• <b>1891</b> - Left Poland for France and enrolled in the University of Paris </br>
• <b>1893</b> - Awarded a degree in Physics </br>
• <b>1894</b> - Earned a second degree in Mathematics or Chemistry </br>
• <b>1895</b> - Married Pierre Curie </br>
• <b>1897</b> - Her daughter Irène was born </br>
• <b>1898</b> - Marie discovered the element Polonium with her husband Pierre Curie and named it after Poland </br>
• <b>1898</b> - Marie and Pierre discovered radium by extracting 1 mg of radium from ten tonnes of the uranium ore pitchblende </br>
• <b>1903</b> - Awarded: Nobel Prize in Physics, Davy Medal and wrote her thesis on <i>Research on Radioactive Substances</i> </br>
• <b>1904</b> - Matteucci Medal </br>
• <b>1907</b> - Actonian Prize </br>
• <b>1909</b> - Elliott Cresson Medal </br>
• <b>1910</b> - Albert Medal </br>
• <b>1911</b> - Nobel Prize in Chemistry </br>
• <b>1921</b> - Willard Gibbs Award </br>
• <b>1931</b> - Cameron Prize for Therapeutics of the University of Edinburgh </br>
• <b>1934</b> - Died, aged 66 at the Sancellemoz sanatorium in Passy (Haute-Savoie), France, of aplastic anaemia </br></p>
<a><b>You can read more about the amazing Marie Curie on her <a id="tribute-link" class="wikipedia-entry" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Curie" target="_blank">Wikipedia entry</a>.</b></a>
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