Interview Answers- High School Junior

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11.   What interested you in research?
b    Her research started in middle school and she grew into loving research. When she went to high school she chose the Math and Science Technology Research Program to continue her research.
22.  How did you pick this topic?
      When in the MaST program, you must read journal articles of those who have conducted research similar to the field you are interested in. She found stem cells and many articles on the new abilities being discovered she wanted to be apart of it. 
33.  Where did you test?
      Sarasota Memorial Hospital 
44. How did you get that opportunity?
      I had worked for weeks last year to create a letter to send to qualified scientist explaining who I was and why I not only wanted to test in their lab but that I was qualified to. 
55.  Tell me about your project.
      Tested on Planarian, then went to states, the next year tested planarian and stem cells, vitamin B did best, healing skin wounds 
66.   Other impromptu questions based on her answer to number 5. 
       What is Planraian? A free living flatworm
       What stem cells did you use? Mouse Neruon Stem Cells
       Why  Vitamins? She tested caffeine and ethanol before and wanted to heal so she refereed to vitamins
       What will you do next? Test at a university and possibly test on mice.





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