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Physics and Chemistry
Marie Curie transformed modern physics and chemistry through her research on radioactivity. Working with Pierre Curie and later leading her own laboratory, she helped isolate polonium and radium and developed methods for measuring radioactive substances. She became the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize and the first person awarded Nobel Prizes in two different sciences. During the First World War, she also promoted mobile X-ray units for battlefield medicine.
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Physics and Chemistry
Pioneering research on radioactivity; discovery of polonium and radium
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Mathematics and Computing
Published an algorithm for Charles Babbage's proposed Analytical Engine
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Chemistry and Molecular Biology
X-ray diffraction research crucial to understanding DNA structure
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