I am a student and want to do a project in biomedical instrumentation
and want some help to start and continue on with the project,what do I do now?

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Clarification of Question by moin_baig-ga on 04 Nov 2002 23:21 PST

Actually I want to be ahead of other students in my class and complete
the project earlier than the deadline and do it perfectly all by
myself , with no unauthorized help, but I think views and ideas can be
shared , and thats what I actually wanted to do , before starting a
project in biomedical instrumentation , I want to have a discussion
over what am I doing ,Its a kind of meeting which is being held
between student and a community of intellectuals and researchers, who
might even if not be that much vitally helpful ,can do something to
trigger an idea or thought in me. Thankyou for your kind cooperation
and help I appreciate your regards towards this question

Moin_baig,

for a start you could offer more money (kidding).  Generally, google
answers is not meant to help people to do their homework 8-).

Biomedical instrumentation is not a small area, there are hordes of
instruments out there; without knowing what time frame you are on
(read how many marks is this worth), we would have difficulty
ascertaining the level of help you would need.  We would also need to
ensure that you are getting your education, i.e. you have to learn
else it defeats the purpose of you being a student 8-).

Here are a few suggested sub-themes you might want to consider working
on for starters:
(a) The history of biomedical detecting instruments
(b) Decoding the blueprints of Life: The Human Genome Project - from
the viewpoint of instruments
(c) Forensic Science : dead men do tell tales - from fingerprints to
DNA.

good luck for your project.

Could you please clarify for me, whether you want to do research ON
biomedical instrumentation or whether you want to do research USING
biomedical instrumentation.


I read, the other day in the newspaper about a high school student,
who researched the effects of rap music on the rate and nature of
growth of her house plants.  Interesting results and good experience
for the student.