Some lessons are best learned at a kitchen table, others in a lecture hall, a chemistry lab or a gym.
Work will go faster still when an entire chemistry lab fits onto a single chip, such as the one the folks at Orchid are developing.
He turned his windowless East London studio into a crazy chemistry lab, filled with bubbling vats, boiling down Oyster cards to get at their guts.
As an undergraduate, Mr. Holmes's course work and after-hours work in the chemistry lab would have focused on biological chemistry and pharmaceuticals, not on chemicals that might be used to make gases or explosives, former UC Riverside neuroscience students said.
At a NASDAQ board meeting in Manhattan last month, a visitor approached a compact, white-haired guy who looks as if he belongs in a college chemistry lab and asked if he was thinking about a top job in the new Administration.
And it doesn't require a chemistry degree or sophisticated lab equipment.
The company says it can't find enough experienced workers to fill those jobs, so it taps recent chemistry graduates who have university lab training but little or no experience at a professional lab, where quality control and consistency are critical.
Among the visitors are elementary school students who do small chemistry experiments related to color and absorption of liquids in a BASF lab and learn how everyday products get made.
One goal of the lab is to find how people might better learn things like mathematics or chemistry by employing the kind of mental activity engaged when musicians improvise, Lanier said.
In my discipline, for example, each school differs slightly on how to teach general chemistry, varies in where inorganic chemistry is placed in the plan of study, and has different laboratory equipment and thus varying lab curricula, etc.
应用推荐