As a scientist, you are engaged in many activities throughout the day, month, and sometimes throughout the year. You develop complex formulas and equations that are hard to remember. Additionally, you are involved in procedural activities that follow a standard procedure to achieve a specific goal. You don’t have to struggle again trying to memorize […]
Typically, it takes a student eight years to complete their college education in pursuit of a Pharm.D., which allows them to become a qualified pharmacist. During this time, students will often use a laboratory notebook to record research and experiment details. It’s the first place you register all of your work, including hypotheses, experimental setup, […]
When learning a new skill, sitting in a lecture hall, or working in a lab, taking good notes is one of the most valuable things you can do. Taking good notes ensures that you will have a great resource to look back on. Taking notes also allows you to retain information much better. However, if […]
As of 2016, there were approximately 9,550 biochemistry degrees awarded to college students. If you’re attempting to get a degree in a scientific field, you’re probably already well aware of how much time and effort is required. Not only do you have to study, perform various field practices, and stress yourself out beyond belief, you’ll […]
It typically takes eight years of college education to earn a Doctor of Pharmacy degree (Pharm.D.) and become a pharmacist. Whether you’re planning on going through all that schooling to work in the pharmaceutical industry or just want to improve the “Special Skills” section of your resume, you’re going to need to know how to […]
Whether you’re working in a lab with groups of students or are doing scientific research professionally, laboratory projects need to be handled with the utmost care. Many of these tasks involve research that could potentially lead to revolutionary scientific breakthroughs, possibly even saving lives down the road. Scientific and laboratory studies involve taking a look […]
They were the beacon of hope and a light into the future almost a half-century ago. Two of the most beloved wonders of the world, then—science and mathematics—have become two of the most controversial subjects in today’s public and private education system. Science is suffering from variable results based off shaky theories and continual research […]