Marie Curie: A Pioneer in Science

This chapter explores the remarkable life of Marie Curie, the first woman to earn a PhD in physics in France, and her significant contributions to science amidst personal and societal challenges. It highlights her resilience following the tragic death of her husband Pierre Curie and her advocacy for women's education in the sciences. The narrative also reflects on her legacy as a two-time Nobel laureate and the ongoing impact of her work and sacrifices in a male-dominated field.

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