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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Biology / June 2004Video project topic- any ideas?
For my final year project I have to make a "Public awareness of science" video, 20 minutes long, on a topic of my groups choice. Trouble is, I am the only biochemist in a group of psychology students, and it's been hard to find some middle ground. Some ideas have been... - Blood - from donor to recpient, processes involved in donation and transfusion (my first choice) - The mind - this is really broad and could cover body language, learning disabilities, language etc. - Medical traing in the UK - quite vague, but could get help from local medical school Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated, time is running out and I'm losing 3 to 1! Anna >For my final year project I have to make a "Public awareness of science" >video, 20 minutes long, on a topic of my groups choice. Trouble is, I am [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated, time is running out and I'm >losing 3 to 1! If you really are a biochemist and know something about molecular biology, what about "GM foods, the myth and the reality"? You could make sure the reality part is real, the psychologists can handle the myth. > >For my final year project I have to make a "Public awareness of science" > >video, 20 minutes long, on a topic of my groups choice. Trouble is, I am [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > make sure the reality part is real, the psychologists can handle the > myth. I'd find that a really interesting topic, but last year's group already covered the GM issue, and we were advised against repeating previous subject areas. Thanks for the idea though! >> >For my final year project I have to make a "Public awareness of science" >> >video, 20 minutes long, on a topic of my groups choice. Trouble is, I am [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >covered the GM issue, and we were advised against repeating previous subject >areas. Thanks for the idea though! There is always cloning. Or "The healthfulness of natural foods: naturally occurring plant toxins". Or "Is the low carbs-high fat diet nutritionally sound?" or "are chemically synthesized vitamins equivalent to natural vitamins". There are lots of misunderstandings of science applied to health that you could explore profitably using your biochemistry background. >For my final year project I have to make a "Public awareness of science" >video, 20 minutes long, on a topic of my groups choice. Trouble is, I am >the only biochemist in a group of psychology students, and it's been hard to >find some middle ground. why not browse some lists of news stories, together, and see what interests you as a group. You could browse some magazines or journals, whatever is in your library, or some online newsfeeds, such as nature science update -- or even google news. bob |
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