WRITING 01
STUDENT: ARQUINIGO Ingrid.
Marie Curie is considered a genius because she took most of her life to
investigate radiocativy. She was a scientist, who was able to discover
and isolate two radioactive elements: polonium and radium. throughout
her life actively promoted the use of radium to alleviate suffering and
during First World War. These advances was a product of the
hardworking with her husband. Her early researches, together with her
husband, were often performed under difficult conditions including the
stigmas about the woman in the science. For this, early she wasn't
recognized. Although, hope about her work was held in high esteem and
admiration by scientists throughout the world many years after. She
received many honorary science, medicine and law degrees and
honorary memberships of learned societies throughout the world. One of
the most importants was The Nobel Prices twice oportunities. I consider
she was a good example of empowered women and inspire of the
women in science,
Marie Curie is considered a genius because she took most of her life to investigate
radioactive and was the first woman in science. She was a scientist, who was able
to discover and isolate two radioactive elements: polonium and radium, Throughout
her life, she actively promoted the use of radium to alleviate suffering, and during
the First World War. These advances were a product of the hard work of her
husband. Her early researches, together with her husband, were often performed
under difficult conditions. Also, she had to overcome many difficulties to keep
moving her investigation, one of them being gender discrimination. For this, early
she wasn't recognized. However, hope about her work and persistence was held in
high esteem and admired by scientists worldwide many years later. She received
many honorary science, medicine, and law degrees and honorary memberships of
learned societies throughout the world. One of the most important that we mention
is The Nobel Prices on twice opportunities. I consider she is a good example of an
empowered woman and an inspiration for women in science.
