Quiet, everybody, please.0:06
Peter is going to present his project.0:09
Listen carefully, because I expect you to ask questions afterwards.0:12
You may begin, Peter.0:17
Marie Curie was the most famous woman scientist of her day.0:20
She was born in Poland in 1867.0:24
Both of her parents were teachers.0:29
Because her mother died when she was very young, Marie had to work from a very young age in order to help her family.0:32
When Marie was 24, she moved to Paris, where she attended university.0:40
At the Sorbonne, she studied maths and physics and she was a good student.0:45
She worked with Pierre Curie, another researcher in physics.0:53
They married in 1895.0:58
Together they discovered radium and polonium.1:02
In 1903, Marie Curie received the Nobel Prize in physics.1:07
She was the first woman to ever win a Nobel Prize.1:13
She shared this prize with her husband and Henry Becquerel, a man who had helped them with their research.1:18
Marie won another Nobel Prize in 1911.1:27
Marie Curie is now known as Madame Curie, and the results of her studies are still helping people who suffer from certain illnesses.1:31
Madame Curie was indeed one of history's greatest minds.1:41
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