Curie Institute

The Curie Institute, established in Paris in 1909, is a global leader in cancer research and treatment. Named after Marie Curie, a pioneering scientist known for her work on radioactivity, the institute focuses on understanding cancer biology, developing innovative therapies, and improving patient care. It combines research laboratories and clinical facilities, enabling scientists and doctors to work closely together. The institute is renowned for its contributions to medical advancements and trains future researchers and healthcare professionals, striving to transform cancer treatment and enhance the lives of patients worldwide.