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Marie Curie, born in Poland on November 7th, 1867, was a renowned physicist and chemist from France. She dedicated her life to studying radiation and discovered two natural radioactive elements, radium and polonium, earning her the nickname "Mother of Radium". She received two Nobel Prizes in her lifetime, the first in Physics and the second in Chemistry.

During her research on radium, she and her husband spent 3 years and 9 months to extract only 0.1 grams of radium from tons of mineral residues. Tragically, her husband passed away in a carriage accident during that period. Curie's outstanding achievements not only made her a role model for scientists but also a trailblazer for successful women. Her story inspired many people, but most have only heard a simplified and incomplete version.

Curie's social influence was unmatched, and her most remarkable skill was being able to locate every gram of radium in the world. The book "Madame Curie", written by her second daughter in 1937, greatly influenced how people perceived Curie. The book portrayed Curie's life as smooth without acknowledging the struggles she encountered.

Curie passed away from leukemia in 1934, and even 40 years after her death, her notebooks still emitted radium radiation.