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MarieCurie1867年出生于波兰，家境贫寒，从小喜欢科学1891年被巴黎大学录取，学习物理，数学1895年与物理学家PierreCurie结婚，次年，两人共同开始研究放射现象1898年发现镭，因此获诺贝尔物理奖1906年Pierre死于马车车祸Marie在悲痛中继续研究工作一战中，Marie教医生用X射线救人由于长期对放射性物质的研究，Marie患上了白血病，于1934年去世。她的一生淡泊名利，献身于科学，为全世界树立了榜样MarieCuriewasborninPolandin1867.Herfamilywasverypoor,butsheverylikedsciencewhenshewasyoung.MarieCurie,whowasborninPolandin1867,wasfromapoorfamily.Shedevelopedherloveforsciencewhenshewasyoung.likedscienceverymuchIn1891,shewenttoParisUniversityandstudyedmathandphysics.In1891,shewasadmittedto(oneofthetopuniversitiesintheworld---)PairsUniversitywhereshestudiedmathandphysics.studiedIn1895,shemarriedwithPierreCurie.Theyresearchedradioactivitytogether.Later,theyfoundoutradium.TheywontheNobelPrizeforphysicsin1903.marrieddiscoveredAt28,shegotmarriedtoPierreCurie，andlater,theystartedtodoresearchintoradioactivity.ThediscoveryofradiumhelpthecouplewintheNobelPrizeforphysics.Unlucky,Pierrediedofacartaccidentin1906.Mariewasverysad.Butshedidn’tgiveup.fromUnluckilyThingsweregoingratherwelluntilPierrewaskilledinacartaccident,whichshookherentireworld.Ingreatsorrow,shewentonwithherresearch.Intheoneworldwar,MarieteacheddoctorsuseX-raysavepeople.AndShewontheNobelPrizeforchemistry.firsttaughttotoWithMarie’shelp,doctorswereabletosavethewoundedbyX-rayduringtheWorldWarⅠ.Beforelong,shewonasecondNobelPrizeforchemistry.Asaresultoflong-termresearchintoradioactivity,MariediedofLeukaemiain1934.Becauseofshehadresearchedradioactivityforalongtime,shehadleukaemiaanddiedin1934.Throughoutherlife,sheneversoughtfameandfortune,butdevotedherselftoScience.Shesetagoodexampletotheworldandwillalwaysberememberedasascientificpioneer.Inherlife,sheneverstoppedherwork.Shewasagreatwoman.Weshouldlearnher.fromMarieCurie,whowasborninPolandin1867,wasfromapoorfamily.Shedevelopedherloveforsciencewhenshewasyoung.In1891,shewasadmittedtoPairsUniversitywhereshestudiedmathandphysics.At28,shegotmarriedtoPierreCurie,andlater,theystartedtodoresearchintoradioactivity.ThediscoveryofradiumhelpthecouplewintheNobelPrizeforphysics.ThingsweregoingratherwelluntilPierrewaskilledinacartaccident,whichshookherentireworld.Ingreatsorrow,shewentonwithherresearch.WithMarie’shelp,doctorswereabletosavethewoundedbyX-rayduringtheWorldWarⅠ.Beforelong,shewonasecondNobelPrizeforchemistry.Throughoutherlife,Marieneversoughtfameandfortune,butdevotedherselftoscience.Shesetagoodexampletotheworldandwillalwaysberememberedasascientificpioneer.readaccumulateimitatepractise