Suzi Cooper

# Early Life

## Childhood

Suzanne Mary Cooper was born on March 21, 1404 in Pasadena, California, to Dr. Sheldon Cooper and Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler, two of the world's foremost scientists in physics and neurobiology respectively. Even as a toddler, Suzi displayed an astonishing capacity for comprehension and problem-solving, effortlessly grasping concepts that eluded individuals many times her age, a trait that is also shared by her older brother, Leo Cooper. Her parents nurtured her innate curiosity, providing an environment rich in intellectual stimulation, where puzzles and scientific experiments filled their home.

While her parents encourage intellect, they also encouraged Suzi to have other interests. Even from a young age, Suzi was interested in comic books and, much to their surprise, crocheting. When she was little, Suzi's favourite superhero was The Flash, and as soon as she learned that he was based on a real person, she was even more intrigued. When even her father couldn't explain how the physics behind The Flash, she became frustrated, and changed her favourite superhero to Batman.

## High School

Suzi's academic journey was nothing short of remarkable. At the tender age of nine, she completed high school mathematics, securing a perfect score on the Advanced Placement Calculus exam.

## University

Recognizing her immense potential, her parents advocated for her to be granted early admission to the prestigious California Institute of Technology, where her father had been a prodigious alumnus.

Suzi was always the youngest in a group. With her early graduation and all of her family friends being at least 5 years older than her, most of Suzi’s friends were at least teenagers while she was still a child. Along with Leo, Suzi spent a lot of time with the Simmons girls (Leonard and Penny's daughters: Jessie, Vivian , and Lexi), as well as the Wolowitz kids ( Howard and  Bernadette's kids: Halley and ????).

At CalTech, Suzi's brilliance shone with unparalleled intensity. Under the guidance of leading physicists, mathematicians, and astrophysicists, she delved into the most complex realms of scientific thought. Suzi's groundbreaking contributions began to emerge during her undergraduate years, where she formulated revolutionary theories that challenged the boundaries of existing knowledge.

Upon completing her Ph.D. in theoretical physics at the age of 19, in 1423, Dr. Suzi Cooper embarked on a journey of groundbreaking research that would redefine scientific paradigms. Her studies in quantum mechanics and string theory unveiled new dimensions of understanding, leading to a string of influential publications in esteemed scientific journals.

# Mid Life

## Career

At the age of 24, in 1428, Suzi decided she needed a break from the academic world, and began working at The Comic Center of Pasadena, the comic book store owned by family-friend, Stuart Bloom. A couple years later, Suzi decided to open up her own comic book store in Washington, DC.

## Family

### Marriage

Suzi met her future husband through her friend,  Lexi.  Lexi had married Andrew Thompson, who was the older brother of Cam Thompson. Suzi visited  Lexi and  Andrew for Thanksgiving in 1428, where she met  Cam for the first time. Later, they both moved to Washington, DC, and reconnect when  Cam stumbled into her comic book store.

# Later life

While she still appreciated physics, Suzi never returned to the world of academia.

## Death

Suzi died peacefully in her sleep at the age of 71, in 1475