Cat burglars, yeast races, and other hypothesis-driven bioscience practicals
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posted on 2025-01-14, 13:41 authored by Elizabeth AlveyElizabeth Alvey, Antonio ArizaAntonio Ariza, Emily BailesEmily Bailes, Rebecca BarnesRebecca Barnes, Daniel BoseDaniel Bose, Laura CornsLaura Corns, Janet CronshawJanet Cronshaw, Michelle DurrantMichelle Durrant, Catherine Heath, David HornbyDavid Hornby, Emma JonesEmma Jones, Andrew MetcalfeAndrew Metcalfe, Sarah NobleSarah Noble, Elena RaineroElena Rainero, Qaiser SheikhQaiser Sheikh, Lisa SmithLisa Smith, Melanie StapletonMelanie Stapleton, Emma ThomsonEmma Thomson, Jurriaan TonJurriaan Ton, Ilona WillsonIlona Willson, Oliver AllchinOliver AllchinThis ORDA entry serves as a link to an open educational resource (OER) published by the University of Sheffield at (https://sheffield.pressbooks.pub/hypothesisbasedbiosciencepracticals/).
This book is aimed at University staff seeking lab practicals to develop the experimental planning skills of their undergraduate biosciences students. It contains eight projects with a molecular focus, all of which require significant input from the student rather than following a set of instructions. Student-facing materials, advice and resources for teachers, and technical information can all be adapted to your needs.
https://doi.org/10.15131/shef.data.28165553
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