Pair these virtual simulations with your lab lecture as an effortless way to teach your students why they feel pain and how to synthesize pain relievers like aspirin. Assign these simulations to your students today - as pre-lab exercises or homework! This free trial of "Sensory transduction: Learn why you feel pain when you get hit by a rock" and "Synthesis of aspirin: How to fight students’ migraines" ends on June 30, 2022.
Why reinvent the wheel? Labster's ready-made simulations demonstrate the skills and concepts your students need. Today’s students learn when they play video games. That’s why Labster uses game-based learning. 96% of our customers agree that Labster helps improve students' learning outcomes, keeps them engaged and builds their confidence as scientists.
In this simulation, your students will learn the basics of sensory transduction by testing and comparing the mechanisms of action of two anesthetic drugs.
Students will be challenged to understand the correct reagents and products involved in the synthesis of aspirin.
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Pair these virtual simulations with your lab lecture as an effortless way to teach your students why they feel pain and how to synthesize pain relievers like aspirin. Assign these simulations to your students today - as pre-lab exercises or homework! This free trial of "Sensory transduction: Learn why you feel pain when you get hit by a rock" and "Synthesis of aspirin: How to fight students’ migraines" ends on June 30, 2022.
Why reinvent the wheel? Labster's ready-made simulations demonstrate the skills and concepts your students need. Today’s students learn when they play video games. That’s why Labster uses game-based learning. 96% of our customers agree that Labster helps improve students' learning outcomes, keeps them engaged and builds their confidence as scientists.
In this simulation, your students will learn the basics of sensory transduction by testing and comparing the mechanisms of action of two anesthetic drugs.
Students will be challenged to understand the correct reagents and products involved in the synthesis of aspirin.
Pair these virtual simulations with your lab lecture as an effortless way to teach your students why they feel pain and how to synthesize pain relievers like aspirin. Assign these simulations to your students today - as pre-lab exercises or homework! This free trial of "Sensory transduction: Learn why you feel pain when you get hit by a rock" and "Synthesis of aspirin: How to fight students’ migraines" ends on June 30, 2022.
Why reinvent the wheel? Labster's ready-made simulations demonstrate the skills and concepts your students need. Today’s students learn when they play video games. That’s why Labster uses game-based learning. 96% of our customers agree that Labster helps improve students' learning outcomes, keeps them engaged and builds their confidence as scientists.
In this simulation, your students will learn the basics of sensory transduction by testing and comparing the mechanisms of action of two anesthetic drugs.
Students will be challenged to understand the correct reagents and products involved in the synthesis of aspirin.
Pair these virtual simulations with your lab lecture as an effortless way to teach your students why they feel pain and how to synthesize pain relievers like aspirin. Assign these simulations to your students today - as pre-lab exercises or homework! This free trial of "Sensory transduction: Learn why you feel pain when you get hit by a rock" and "Synthesis of aspirin: How to fight students’ migraines" ends on June 30, 2022.
Why reinvent the wheel? Labster's ready-made simulations demonstrate the skills and concepts your students need. Today’s students learn when they play video games. That’s why Labster uses game-based learning. 96% of our customers agree that Labster helps improve students' learning outcomes, keeps them engaged and builds their confidence as scientists.
In this simulation, your students will learn the basics of sensory transduction by testing and comparing the mechanisms of action of two anesthetic drugs.
Students will be challenged to understand the correct reagents and products involved in the synthesis of aspirin.