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    Evidencia:Crónica.

    GA22420 APRENDIZ MARIA DEL GESTIÓN INTEGRAL DEL


    2501-AA1-EV03. CARMEN MARTINEZ TRANSPORTE

    Marie Curie, born Maria Skłodowska on November 7, 1867, in Warsaw, Poland, was
    one of the most influential scientists in history. From a young age, she displayed a
    profound interest in science, which led her to study at the University of Paris. She
    moved there to continue her education due to the limitations she faced in her home
    country. Her dedication and academic brilliance soon distinguished her in a male-
    dominated environment.

    In 1898, alongside her husband Pierre Curie, she discovered two radioactive elements:
    polonium, named in honor of her homeland, and radium. These discoveries were
    fundamental to the development of radioactivity studies, a term she herself introduced.
    Her work not only broke scientific barriers but also opened new doors in medical
    treatment for cancer through the use of radiotherapy.

    Marie Curie was the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize and remains the only person
    to have won Nobel Prizes in two different disciplines: Physics in 1903, shared with
    Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel, and Chemistry in 1911 for her research on radium
    and polonium. Despite her extraordinary achievements, she faced discrimination and
    challenges due to her gender but never allowed this to deter her.

    Her life was marked by a passion for science and an unwavering commitment to
    advancing knowledge. Marie Curie passed away on July 4, 1934, from aplastic anemia,
    a condition related to her long exposure to radiation during her research. Her legacy is
    monumental; she not only changed the course of modern science but also inspired
    countless women to pursue careers in scientific fields. Marie Curie is remembered not
    only as a scientific pioneer but also as a symbol of perseverance and dedication.

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