Rachel Sipler

And even though I think we've learned a lot, it really has just opened up, I would say, multiple careers worth of

questions going forward.

I'm hoping to be done grad school in the next month or so.

And as in everything with academia, we're going to pursue funding opportunities to keep working on this and just see where we can take it.

I think for me, I would be really interested in looking at what the evolutionary purpose of this type of weird adaptation would be, because

As I mentioned, they're not reproducing entities.

And so what types of environmental drivers are maintaining this regeneration?

Yeah, I mean, we always have people in the lab keeping an eye on what's going on.

And we try and keep things going for as long as possible because, as Rachel had mentioned, without people that are making these observations and continuing to study them, we never really know what's going to come out of it.

Thanks.

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