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The Bionic Plant � An Analysis of Supercharged Photosynthesis

Examination of bioengineering and enhanced photosynthesis in plants.

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    Running Head: The Bionic Plant – An Analysis of Supercharged Photosynthesis The Bionic Plant – An Analysis of Supercharged Photosynthesis Berdecia - Grauer, N ., Blake, O ., Brewer, A ., Burnett, S ., Cassidy, R ., Cole, M ., Cox, Douglas DeVry University How could the development of supercharged photosynthesis through bionic plants impact the global agricultural industry, and what are the potential political, economic, environmental, and ethical implications of this technology? Word Count Requirement: 800 - 1000 words

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    The Bionic Plant 2 Author Note This report is for submission as the Course Project for LAS432 , Technology, Society, and Culture , led by Dr. David Scoma, a capstone class at DeVry University . The Bionic Plant – An Analysis of Supercharged Photosynthesis is prepared by a team of students led by Douglas Cox. Nydia Berdecia - Grauer authors ‘ Psychological considerations and sociological effects ’. Olivia Blake researched and wrote the sections ‘ A brief description of the technology and an explanation of the associated science ’ and ‘ The histori cal development and context of the technology ’. Antionette Brewer wrote ‘ Moral and ethical implications ’. Rebecca Cassidy discusses ‘ Economic questions and considerations ’. Sandra Burnett composed ‘ Imp lications for the environment’ . Michael Cole is the author of ‘ The technology in its cultural context, media influence .’ Douglas Cox penned ‘Political and Legal Influences’, as well as the Abstract, Introduction and C onclusion.

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