Original Work, and Much More

This week has been a blur. I've been weighed down with test after test, quiz after quiz, and a long list of homework for my AP classes. In addition, I've been reading a few more research articles Dr. Martins sent me about Zinc sensors (they only add up to forty pages, but man, do they take patience). We didnt meet this week, but ISM hasn't taken a back seat - the bulk of my work this week has been dealing with my original work. I closed out my survey about a month ago with 140 responses exactly, and since have been working to analyze correlations between responses to different questions, trying to understand what factors affect a person's perception of medical technologies and their wilingness to accept computer-aided diagnostics. I've tried to keep an unbiased approach to interpreting my data, which has been surprisingly easy since I managed to quantify most, but not all of it.

This past week has been especially as the deadline (February 12) has crept up on me, and although I have much of the analysis done, I still need to write about my results and put it into a presentable format. We'll see how it goes!