Marie Curie, the greatest woman scientist.0:05
Madame Curie was born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1867.0:10
Her name was Marie Sklodowska.0:16
Her mother died when she was still a child and her father, who was a teacher of physics and mathematics, brought her up alone.0:20
While other girls were playing with dolls, she was helping her father with his experiments.0:28
At the age of 16, she graduated from a college with high honours.0:33
The only job she could find was that of a governess.0:38
But several years later, she went to Paris to get a better education and to study chemistry.0:42
She also wanted to find a job in a scientific laboratory.0:48
The answer was everywhere.0:53
The science is a man's job.0:54
A laboratory is no place for a woman.0:58
Finally, she was lucky.1:01
Professor Lippmann pitied her and she began working in research laboratories at Sorbonne University.1:04
Soon she married Pierre Curie and they began working together.1:12
In 1898, their hard work was rewarded.1:17
They got some substance called radium.1:21
The discovery brought them the Nobel Prize in 1903.1:24
Marie Curie was the only person in the world who received the Nobel Prize twice.1:29
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