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Marie got sick and died shortly after, but she will never be forgotten. Her work helped advance the medical world and save thousands of lives.

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Marie and her sister started a research facility to help fight cancer. It is still opened today and is called the Marie Sklodowska Curie Oncology Center.

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Marie became a member of the French Academy of Medicine. She devoted herself to using her knowledge to help people.

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During WWI Marie used her radioactive research materials to do x-rays. The x rays found bullets and other shrapnel in wounded soldiers.

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Marie won her second Nobel Prize, this time on her own, for her continued work in radioactivity.

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Marie's husband, Pierre was killed in an accident. She took his place teaching at Sorbonne and was the first woman professor there.

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Pierre began teaching at Sorbonne.

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Marie was promoted to the chief assistant to her husband in his laboratory.

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She was born on November 7, 1867 in Poland.

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Marie moved to Paris to study at Sorbonne.

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Marie was hired to do some experiments. While working on them she discovered pure radium. Then she began working with it

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Marie and her husband Pierre, were awarded a Nobel Prize for their work with radioactivity.

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Marie married Pierre Curie.

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Marie's first daughter Irene, was born.