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Marie Curie’s thinking strategies

As an extraordinary scientist, Marie Curie relied on three key strategies to understand the world, make decisions, collaborate with others, and explore new ideas.

  • She embraced the unknown. Curie challenged widely-held beliefs and later proved her position.
  • Making radical bets on herself. When Pierre Curie, her husband and lab partner, unexpectedly died, she did not step down from the lab as colleagues expected but stayed at the university, Sorbonne, and took over the lab herself.
  • Sharing her ideas. Marie Curie would work with anyone interested in radiation, including people in healthcare.

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How to think like Marie Curie

How to think like Marie Curie

  • Learn how to bet on yourself. Marie Curie made decisions about her career because she valued science. What small risk can you take right now to improve your work or life?
  • She made choices based on her values. Are your work and personal decisions alig...

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Learning from Marie Curie

Learning from Marie Curie

Marie Curie profoundly impacted the world.

Born in 1867 in Warsaw, Poland, she was a child prodigy in literature and mathematics. She worked as a governess until age 24 to save money for school and became the first woman in France to earn her PhD.

She studied uranium, which was not we...

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1. Marie Curie is the only person to have won Nobel Prizes in two different scientific disciplines.

1. Marie Curie is the only person to have won Nobel Prizes in two different scientific disciplines.

First, Marie Skłodowska Curie won in 1903 for her studies of radioactivity. She shared the prize with her husband, Pierre Curie, and with the other discoverer of radioactivity, Henri Bequerel.

Originally, the Nobel committee had only selected Pierre Curie — but he refused t...

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