Thesis (M.F.A.) California State University, Los Angeles, 2012Committee members: Alan Bloom, Kristiina Hackel, Stephen Rothman, Suzanne ReganDocumentary, Eye, Implant, Ophthamology, Surgery, TechnologyDr. Mark Humayan, MD, PhD is achieving breakthroughs in helping the blind to see. He is blending high-tech materials and technology with advanced surgical methods to restore sight to those who had little hope of ever seeing again. The purpose of the documentary, Now I See, is to share the story of Humayun's journey from disrespected dreamer to universally recognized innovator at the leading edge of biomedical science. I interviewed Dr. Humayun, his wife, Karen, and colleagues, weaving their perspectives into one cohesive narrative. I ...
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