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Investigate biological processes with Labster software
See how genetic manipulation and bacterial growth can save lives with ground-breaking medical treatments not only seen in action, but with your students playing vital roles in producing said medicines or production techniques. They will be put into scientific roles and given help in this virtual laboratory, just as in real life, so they can continue their studies with confidence in their expertise.
After using Labster virtual labs,
student retention increased
from 80% to 95%

After using Labster virtual labs,
student retention increased
from 80% to 95%





The Labster Advantage







01. See the concepts come to life in our 3D animations and visual aids

02. Let students revise learning in their own time in preparation for your class

03. Avoid costly mistakes with virtual lab equipment and resources

04. Accessible to all!

05. Remote study

06. Increase student engagement with virtual labs






6 ways to use virtual labs
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Get free access to our Lab Safety virtual laboratory, which is one of 219 different virtual learning simulations available today.
Get free access to our Lab Safety virtual laboratory, which is one of 219 different virtual learning simulations available today.
Ready to get started?
Get free access to our Lab Safety virtual laboratory, which is one of 219 different virtual learning simulations available today.
Get free access to our Lab Safety virtual laboratory, which is one of 219 different virtual learning simulations available today.













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Explore Our Science Simulations
Read our Educational Whitepaper for Virtual Labs in Science
Through the use of independent research and objective case studies, we discuss the need for change in the science sector of education, and how virtual labs can assist educators with this. For balance, we also look at the reluctance from some to engage with this innovative teaching tool.
We cover:
- Science education and its challenges
- Can virtual labs improve the teaching and learning process
- The unwillingness to use a virtual lab
- Examining the research – how do virtual labs measure up?





