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Marie Sklodowska, also known as Marie Curie, discovered the radioactive elements polonium and radium. She also pioneered the field of radioactivity and made significant contributions to the development of modern physics and the understanding of atomic structure. Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to win Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields (physics and chemistry).
George Pieczenik, with John Sedat, Elizabeth Blackburn's husband and in 1988 Greg Winter and his team pioneered The techniques to humanize monoclonal antibodies.
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The word pioneered comes from the description of a 'pioneer' who is a person who sets out to go somewhere, or do domething no one has ever done before. Flemming pioneered the development of antibiotics in medicine following his discovery of penicillin. Astronauts on the Space Shuttle pioneered the opportunity for repeated space flight.
Keith Bontrager is a motorcycle racer and has done this since 1965. However he pioneered in the development in mountain bikes and was president of the business Bontrager.
Sfumato was pioneered by Da Vinci.
Calculus was pioneered by Sir Issac Newton, followed by Gottfried Leibniz.
Moseley pioneered work by deducing the numbers of protons in nuclei.
Many communication technologies were pioneered during World War I, the most notable of which was radio. Other technologies used then were telegraph and newspapers.
Paul Baran is known to the grandfather of the Internet. He pioneered the development of computer networks and was one of the two independent inventors of packet switched computer networking.
The nonprofit station PBS was the first broadcast network to launch its own satellite, in 1975. They also pioneered the development of closed captioning.
I didn't - but the history of standard measurement units goes back centuries. The drive to make all countries uses the SI units for trade, science and engineering is very recent and continuing. A parallel development is that of standard screw-threads and fastenings dimensions, pioneered particularly by the 19C British engineer Sir Joseph Whitworth.
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