Stem Cells and Society

This research project investigated the topic of stem cells, from various types through their effect on humanity. In the first two chapters, the different types of stem cells, and their uses and applications are described. The latter two chapters discuss the ethics and legalities that govern stem cell research among global societies. Through the research presented regarding types, applications, ethical considerations, and legal constraints, the authors of this IQP conclude that, armed with the right knowledge, stem cell research performed in an ethical manner is a technology that should continue to be funded and researched, as great potential of this science has already been proven, and it can potentially improve the quality of life or save the lives of millions

Development of a Videographic Pupillometer System for Non-Invasive, Distant Analysis

The goal of this project was to develop a remote system capable of obtaining measurements of pupillary diameter of a subject from a distance of two meters. The system was realized by acquiring images using various optical techniques. The analog image data is processed and returns the current pupil diameter and percentage change