What does LABEX stand for?

They are short and simple demonstrations that can be incorporated into a lecture, rather than laboratory exercises that can require extensive equipment and take up the whole class period.

Quantitative methods for testing air leakage from a building, such as blower door technology, infrared thermal imaging, and duct blasting, were also part of the training, which took place in classrooms and in hands-on laboratory exercises.

We developed this laboratory exercise to allow students to apply DNA sequencing and phylogenetic analysis to the socially relevant goal of detecting market substitution of Atlantic salmon, which is mostly farmed, for Pacific salmon, which is mostly wild-caught.

It is described as a three-month, comprehensive e-learning programme, which integrates face-to-face teaching with a web-based curriculum, online assessment tools and hands-on laboratory exercises.

The appendix contains laboratory exercises aimed at those using this book in a classroom setting.

It also provides students with laboratory exercises appropriate for developing and applying a wide range of thematically appropriate skill sets, detailed step-by-step instructions for experiments, as well as the identification of anticipated results, thought-provoking questions, and a glossary.

However, by adding the method validation concepts to the procedures, students can become proficient at some basic skills as well as incorporate a more complex cognitive level to the laboratory exercise.

For longtime Oregonians, Northwest Coast tsunamis are more than a laboratory exercise.