Science laboratory experts do work that allows scientists to focus on, and perform, complex analytical processes in the laboratory.

You will be involved in a variety of laboratory-based research within the areas of biology, chemistry, physiology and health sciences. This may include sampling, testing, evaluating, recording and analyzing results as part of a scientific team. Your job is to provide all the support needed for a successful laboratory, while following proper procedures and guidelines for health and safety.

Your work will contribute to the development and development of modern medicine and science. It plays an important role in the basic stages of research and development (R&D) and in scientific analysis and research.

The role of the teaching laboratory specialist is the same, although this work is done in educational institutions, where it is their job to support science teachers, teachers and students.

Bonds The type of work will depend on the organization in which you work. For example, within the local health department you may be involved in analyzing food samples to consider prosecuting and protecting public health, while in the water industry your work will focus on collecting and analyzing water samples.

However, you will usually need:

perform laboratory experiments to produce reliable and accurate data to support scientific research perform routine tasks accurately and by following strict evaluation procedures prepare samples and samples build, maintain and use standard laboratory equipment, for example centrifuges, titrators, piping machines and pH meters keep equipment in a clean and usable condition and ensure safe waste disposal record, and sometimes translate, results to present your best colleagues use computers and do graphical calculations to prepare graphs ensure that the laboratory is well stocked and equipped and that everything is clearly and correctly labeled keep up-to-date with technological advances, especially those that can save time and improve reliability investigate research topics related to the research follow and verify strict security procedures and safety checks.

Skills You will need to:

the ability to learn specific, practical strategies and apply this knowledge to solve technical problems good hand-eye interaction, use of technical equipment with precision the ability to store and measure technological equipment time management skills to work on several different projects at the same time flexibility to operate and provide population support excellent oral communication skills to work effectively with partners from all parts of the organization and explain complex strategies to interested people experience in providing demonstrations and writing technical reports interpersonal and patient skills attention to detail. You will also need good record keeping skills, as well as basic math and computer skills. As you progress toward your career, you may need to improve your management and leadership skills.

1.1 From this information, develop an ERD. [12]

1.2 By conducting a brainstorming session (or otherwise) and using your ERD as well as guidelines in figure 13.8 of lecture 10, construct an initial Entity Specification Grid (ESG) for the Lab Scheduler project. [50]

1.3 Propose an EOS for an operation to query the system and provide available machine times for a given date. [20]