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Marie Curie
A pioneering physicist and chemist known for her research on radioactivity.
Nobel Prize
An award that Marie Curie won twice, in Physics (1903) and Chemistry (1911).
Radioactivity
A term coined by Marie Curie, referring to the emission of particles and energy from unstable atomic nuclei.
Polonium
An element discovered by Marie Curie during her research.
Radium
Another element discovered by Marie Curie, significant for its medical applications.
Radiation therapy
A medical treatment developed from Curie's research, used in cancer treatment.
University of Paris (Sorbonne)
The institution where Marie Curie pursued her higher education and scientific career.
Gender challenges
The societal and professional obstacles faced by Marie Curie as a woman in science.
Legacy
The lasting impact of Marie Curie's work, inspiring future generations, especially women in STEM.
Empowerment
The symbolic representation of Marie Curie as a figure of determination and excellence in science.
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