Women Scientists: Marie Curie

Mrs Curie is widely regarded as an capable scientist whose work has changed the world. She is known for the discovery of radium and the work of pol and radioactivity. Due to her prejudice against women in her field Curie encountered adversity in her career, but she encountered a challenge and overcome the difficulties. Mrs Curie has overcome obstacles that she faces when becoming one of the most famous scientists in the world and uses that knowledge for the benefit of mankind. When she begins to break the barrier, Mrs Curie is still very young.

As one of the most famous female scientists ever, Mrs. Curie has become an idol of the scientific community and has received praise from around the world in the field of popular culture. In the 2009 opinion poll conducted by New Scientist, she was named "the most exciting woman in science". Curie won 25.1% of the total number of votes, almost twice that of the second Rosalind Franklin (14.2%). Poland and France announced as Madame Curie in 2011, the United Nations announced that it will be an international grade year. The art installation to celebrate "Murray Curie" is full of Jacobs gallery of contemporary art museum in Santiago. On November 7, Google celebrated her birthday with a special Google Doodle. On December 10, the New York Academy of Sciences won the 2 nd Nobel Prize Mary Curie Prize in front of Swedish Princess Madeleine.

Marie Sklodowska Curie (1867-1934): World famous scientist Marie Curie is the first woman who won the Nobel Prize and is the only scientist who received two Nobel Prizes and two different scientific awards . Marie Curie, born in Poland, is a chemist and a physicist. The contribution of her excellent chemist is, inter alia, the discovery of chemical elements, Pol and radium. Linus Pauling (1901-1994): America's famous chemist and biochemist, Linus Pauling, is one of the best scientists ever and today has more than 1,200 scientific papers and papers published. He is also the chemistry field of quantum mechanics - the founder of quantum chemistry. Linus Pauling's contribution to chemistry includes discoveries such as chemical bonds between atoms.

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