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A list of catchy dissertation topics in biotechnology

Biotechnology naturally sounds like an interesting science fiction type study but it is far from fiction. The ability for mankind to design an interface for the average computer or computing device, whereby they get fully immersed for interaction to take place, is a thing of the present. When you are faced with the task of writing a dissertation in biotechnology you should firstly try to gather sufficient amounts of information pertaining to the title you have received. If you have a limited number of topics and titles with which to practice on I have prepared a list of extremely feasible titles for you to use as practice.
Be sure to attempt all the topics at least once because they are very assorted and may ask you to write on subject material you either have limited information on or naturally do not like. Please feel free to show this dissertation list to your study group to increase the overall communication among the members. It is also a good idea to do away with any naive notions you may have regarding the course because it is not one of the easier subjects to master. Some students take supplemental classes just to get a better understanding of the study simply because of the difficulty level it currently holds.

  1. Will ordinary human soldiers be turned into super soldiers by augmenting their senses and physical capabilities with biotechnological nano machines?
  2. How would overall computer, network and data security be increased by this form of technology?
  3. What if there are ways to create machines just as small as the insects that crawl through floor boards and other tight spaces?
  4. Could certain ailments and diseases be cured or treated through the use of proper and practical biotechnology?
  5. Paraplegics and amputees may yet have a chance at a life with full mobility through the administration of biotechnology not yet patented.
  6. Having the ability to modify complex animal life in a similar fashion to that of the worlds supply of choice agricultural crop would heavily rely on biotechnology.
  7. Would humans be able to communicate deeply with animals that we suspect have considerable intelligence.
  8. Is it possible to reanimate certain DNA stands using a this form if science?
  9. The weeds and other plants that are considered as pests can be genetically altered to relinquish hold on certain land areas.
  10. Can we make substantial positive changes to the fruits and other foodstuffs in heavy demand through the use of high level biotechnology?
  11. What laws and permissions would have to be amended or created in order for biotechnology to be used within the public domain?
  12. Suppose further research into this study results in breakthroughs in age reduction and the promotion of longevity?
  13. Should governmental or private corporations be allowed to create and harness weapons deriving from this advanced scientific study?
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