A dedicated space for students to perform hands-on experiments and observations in plant sciences, covering topics like plant structure, physiology, genetics, and ecology. These labs are equipped with instruments such as microscopes, centrifuges, and spectrophotometers, and often include collections of plant specimens for practical learning and research.

A hands-on learning space for students to conduct experiments, develop practical skills, and understand chemical concepts through activities like titrations, synthesis, and analysis. These labs are equipped with modern instruments, glassware, and chemicals, and emphasize safety protocols, problem-solving, and the application of scientific principles in areas like analytical, organic, and physical chemistry.

A facility for students studying food science, technology, or nutrition to gain hands-on experience in areas like food chemistry, food safety, and product development. These labs are used for analyzing food composition, studying microbial growth, practicing cooking techniques, and developing new food products. They are integral to learning how to ensure food safety, improve nutritional quality, and explore the science behind popular foods.

GOALS 1. Learn how to conduct psychological assessments and administer tests. 2. Gain hands-on experience with experimental methods and designs. 3.Collect, organize, and analyze data using software applications. 4. Research specific areas like attention, memory, language, or visual perception. 5. Develop critical thinking, research, and analytical skill

Common activities and experiments 1. Kinematics and dynamics: Studying motion, forces, and energy, such as measuring the time it takes for an object to fall a set distance. 2. Optics: Investigating light, including phenomena like interference and the decomposition of light with a prism. 3. Thermodynamics: Exploring concepts related to heat and energy. 4. Electronics: Building and analyzing simple electronic circuits. 5. Predictive labs: Predicting outcomes before an experiment, such as where a marble will land or the height of a ceiling based on free fall.

Goals of a zoology lab To provide a comprehensive understanding of animal life. To prepare students for academic and professional careers in biology and related fields. To foster critical thinking and a deeper appreciation for the diversity of animal life.