Mother: Broniswala Boguski. She was a principle of Freta Street Boarding School for Girls. She died of tuberculosis in 1878. She was a catholic and her last words were "I love you."
Father: Vladislav Sklodowska. A professor of mathematics and physics. Died of old age in Warsaw in 1902.
Husband: Pierre Curie. They met though Marie's sister, Bronya. Marie was looking for a laboratory and Pierre said she could work. He won the Nobel Prize in 1903, along with Marie. They devoted their life to science and had two kids.
Irene: Marie and Pierre's eldest daughter. She took after her mother and devoted her life to science. Later on she won a Nobel Prize, but neither of her parents were alive to see her get it.
Eve: Youngest daughter. Mother: Broniswala Boguski. She was a principle of Freta Street Boarding School for Girls. She died of tuberculosis in 1878. She was a catholic and her last words were "I love you."
Father: Vladislav Sklodowska. A professor of mathematics and physics. Died of old age in Warsaw in 1902.
Husband: Pierre Curie. They met though Marie's sister, Bronya. Marie was looking for a laboratory and Pierre said she could work. He won the Nobel Prize in 1903, along with Marie. They devoted their life to science and had two kids.
Irene: Marie and Pierre's eldest daughter. She took after her mother and devoted her life to science. Later on she won a Nobel Prize, but neither of her parents were alive to see her get it.
Eve: Youngest daughter.
Bronislawa is the name of Marie Curie's mother and one of her sisters.
The Curie's are a famous family of scientist that have earned more Nobel Prizes than any other family.
Marie Curie did what she did because she wanted to help other people and save lives and work out remedies for cures. She wanted to make the world a better place. She invented an X ray vehicle because she felt that to many men were dying in battle.
I would research the Curie family, particularly Marie Curie and her husband Pierre Curie, as well as their daughter Irène Joliot-Curie and her husband Frédéric Joliot-Curie. This family made groundbreaking contributions to physics and chemistry, including the discovery of radioactivity and the development of new radioactive elements. Their collaborative work, dedication to science, and the challenges they faced as pioneers in a male-dominated field provide a fascinating insight into the life of a family of scientists. Exploring their legacies would reveal both the personal and professional dynamics of working in a scientific family.
In the University of Paris, France (the Sorbonne)Marie Curie lived in a smart family, but were poor because of their belief in polish culture. So, Marie had to work as a governess before she went to university, to pay for herself and to help her sister out. When she got her degrees and doctorate in physics and chemistry, she worked in a lab finding out more about her discovery. When her husband was run over, she was given the position of first femal professor at Sorbonne University in Paris.She worked in her lab, in her house, and at a school.
Marie's Family was nice. They always did things with eachother
Marie Curie's maiden name is Sklodowska.
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Marie Curie was the youngest in her family, with siblings Hela, Bronya, and Jozef being older than her.
Marie Curie childhood was was very tough
Marie Salomea Sklodowska-Curie
Marie Curie childhood was was very tough
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Wladyslaw and Bronislawa
Eve and Irene
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