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Mary Bartlett Bunge
Mary Bartlett Bunge is a distinguished American neuroscientist currently researching a cure for paralysis at University of Miami, where she is a Professor of Cell Biology. Dr. Mary Bunge was born in a time where women were still in separate spheres from men and limited by society to domestic life. She challenged these expectations set by society and followed her passion for science, becoming an inspirational role model for women today.
== Early Life ==
Mary Bartlett was born on April 3, 1931 in New Haven, Connecticut to George Chapman Bartlett and Margaret Elizabeth Reynolds Bartlett. Her father built and renovated houses, including the house in which she grew up, whereas her mother worked as a painter and decorator.〔 Neither of her parents had a college education, and her father thought that a college education was useless for women.〔 Their careers were filled with an artistic expression that Mary found appealing.〔 After her grandmother taught her how to sew, she expressed herself through art and fashion by designing and making all of her own clothes with the ultimate dream to be a fashion designer in New York City.〔 She strongly considered this career in fashion design, but eventually decided her art interests could just be hobbies. She was also interested in the sciences from a very young age, even though it was not considered a traditional option for women at the time.〔 She developed this passion for biology when she was exploring the stream near her home in her leaky little row boat.〔 She observed the tadpoles swimming around her and questioned how they developed into frogs.〔 Unlike her art interests, she knew that in order to pursue her childhood passion for biology, she would need to acquire a higher education.〔
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