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Now that you have significantly researched your topic, write an issue paper of four to six pages where you consider the main points concerning your thesis. Each point you consider should contribute substantially to the development and support of your thesis. Significantly explain these points, including source origin and credibility, and discuss your strategy for addressing them in your essay:
- What are the main points of your thesis?
- What do these main points mean to your focus/claim and essay development?
- Why do you consider the points you identify as crucial?
- How will you address each main point in your essay? At what point will you introduce each thesis point and how will each main point relate to one another?
Conclude with a thorough discussion of the nature of opposition (at least one potential counter argument) you have encountered regarding these points and the effect this opposition has had upon your thesis/essay development. Also, discuss how you will address the opposition of your thesis argument/your position on this topic.
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Erin Tousignant
English 102
Professor Scott
Spring 2018
Scientific Innovations
Scientific innovation is the application of better and efficient scientific solutions in order
to meet certain new, unarticulated demands and requirements in the already existing market.
Scientific innovation leads to the production of better and more effective technologies, models,
processes, products and services which can be made readily available to the public market,
governments and the communities.
In the past four decades the world has experienced significant scientific developments in
major fields transforming the modern world as we know it. from the inventions in astronomy,
mathematics, physics, military, agriculture, communications, medicine and architecture. The last
half of the 20th century was characterized with significant development in antibiotics, fertilizers
sustaining the rapidly growing human population.
This era has been characterized with great inventors who brought to life these scientific
innovations and technologies such as: Ward Christensen who spearheaded the invention of the
bulletin board system in 1978, Daniel Axelrod ,1981the inventor of the first ever total internal
reflection fluorescence microscope, 1981 Douglas Engelbart and Alan Kay who invented the
graphic user interphase operating system in computers, Kary Mullis inventor of the polymerase
chain reaction, Chuck Hull who invented stereolithography for fast manufacturing and
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prototyping with great accuracy in 1986, James McLurkin who conceptualized the thought of
swarm robotics in MIT etc. The further development in space flights that allowed for one of the
first measurements in astronomical data of objects near space, the space landing on the moon,
discoveries in cosmology and astronomy aided by the telescope. In this last quarter of the century
there evolved a widespread use in integrated circuits which when combined with the
communication satellites allowed for the great revolutionary discovery i...