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* [[Marie Curie]], who led some of the first research in [[radioactivity]]

...[Pharaoh]]); Queen [[Nefertiti]]; and [[Cleopatra]]. Much more recently, [[Marie Curie]] became the first recipient of a [[Nobel Prize]] (1905, for [[physics]]),

...aused by the β radiation from uranium's "daughter" thorium. In 1898 [[Marie Curie]] and her husband [[Pierre Curie|Pierre]] coined the name "radioactive subs

*[[Marie Curie]], (1867–1934), Polish-born French radiation physicist, 1903 [[Nobel

* [[Marie Curie|Maria Skłodowska-Curie]]: in Physics 1903, for the discovery of [[radioact

...was to milk [[radon]] from a [[radium]] source; this method was used by [[Marie Curie]] during the first World War ([[WWI]]), and was used in the USA to make [[B

...of chemistry and physics, there is now a stub on one of her role models, [[Marie Curie]], and also a bit on one of her favourite languages/the language of her sec ...n't elaborate because of language barriers! Then he added a few links to [[Marie Curie]].

.... This observation marks the "discovery" of radioactivity. Subsequently, [[Marie Curie]] (working in Paris) and her husband [[Pierre Curie]] isolated two new radi ...stigated, which in time resulted in the development of medical treatments. Marie Curie's daughter (Irène Joliot-Curie) and her husband were the first to 'create'

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...um salts and thus ushered in the atomic age. [[Pierre Curie|Pierre]] and [[Marie Curie]] discovered [[Radium]]. [[Louis Pasteur]] made significant breakthroughs i