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Electronic Lab Notebook for 94L-W24 by Danielle Zhang. Includes pre-lab and post-lab sections, formatting guidelines, and instructions to ensure accurate, organized, and reliable experiment documentation.
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94L-W24 Electronic Lab Notebook
Name: Danielle Zhang
Lab Section: Thursday 6:00 pm
Team Name:
Team Members: Tianna Yu, Jessica Wang t Deborah Qynhunhu Trinh, Danielle zhang
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Notebook components
Formatting Instructions
Instructions
Plagiarism
Detailed Guidelines [This Is where you would add experiment Title (e.g. "Plating microbes j]
Template: Experiment Title
Experiment Title
Name: Danielle Zhang
Lab Section: Thursday 6:00 pm
Team Name:
Team Members: Tianna Yu, Jessica Wang t Deborah Qynhunhu Trinh, Danielle zhang
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Notebook components
Formatting Instructions
Instructions
Plagiarism
Detailed Guidelines [This Is where you would add experiment Title (e.g. "Plating microbes j]
Template: Experiment Title
Experiment Title
Notebook components
Pre-lab (Must be completed before the start of the lab period)
• Purpose of experiment
• MateriaIs/Methods
• Step-by-step procedure/m ethocis taken {sketch or flow chart)
• Hypothesis and predictions
Post-lab (To be completed during/after experiment is carried out)
• Data/Results
• Analysis/lnterpretation
• Future steps
A detailed explanation of what to include in each section is included below in the Guidelines
section.
Why do we do this? Recording procedures in your notebook in advance (including deviations
from published protocols), noting observations and data (including procedural mistakes or last-
minute changes) as the procedure is performed {your memory is NOT reliable!). and analyzing
results immediately following the laboratory experiment is critical to ensuring documentation is
of the highest quality, consistent, and trust-worthy.
Formatting Instructions
To quickly and easily organize your notebook, please use the Headings formatting options.
Headings not only change the font characteristics of your text, they also can be used to
organize a document in the table of contentsI
Instructions
Each experiment (as designated by a different protocol in the lab manual) should be entitled
using the "Heading 1" style.
You can use ''Heading 2" style for replicative trials within one experiment, or if there are related
sub-experiments (e.g. Period 1 and Period 2; different host testing, etc).
■insert'1 a Page Break at the beginning of each new experiment so that the new entry starts on
a new page.
Pre-lab (Must be completed before the start of the lab period)
• Purpose of experiment
• MateriaIs/Methods
• Step-by-step procedure/m ethocis taken {sketch or flow chart)
• Hypothesis and predictions
Post-lab (To be completed during/after experiment is carried out)
• Data/Results
• Analysis/lnterpretation
• Future steps
A detailed explanation of what to include in each section is included below in the Guidelines
section.
Why do we do this? Recording procedures in your notebook in advance (including deviations
from published protocols), noting observations and data (including procedural mistakes or last-
minute changes) as the procedure is performed {your memory is NOT reliable!). and analyzing
results immediately following the laboratory experiment is critical to ensuring documentation is
of the highest quality, consistent, and trust-worthy.
Formatting Instructions
To quickly and easily organize your notebook, please use the Headings formatting options.
Headings not only change the font characteristics of your text, they also can be used to
organize a document in the table of contentsI
Instructions
Each experiment (as designated by a different protocol in the lab manual) should be entitled
using the "Heading 1" style.
You can use ''Heading 2" style for replicative trials within one experiment, or if there are related
sub-experiments (e.g. Period 1 and Period 2; different host testing, etc).
■insert'1 a Page Break at the beginning of each new experiment so that the new entry starts on
a new page.
Plagiarism
Much of your work will be done on teams, and using electronic documents. While you are
encouraged to discuss homework and experiments with your team and share raw data, you
must complete all written work individually, copying anyone else's work is plagiarism and is
unacceptable. Please do not share your written work with any other student, as you may also
be found responsible for plagiarism. This includes the lab notebook, captions on figures,
answers to homework questions, lab proposals/reports, and all other work. The one exception
is that you and your team may use the same hypotheses and research questions verbatim.
Please speak to Dr. Ana Gracia Vedrenne if you have any questions about what constitutes
plagiarism or need guidance on howto avoid it. and review the UCI Policy on Plagiarism.
Much of your work will be done on teams, and using electronic documents. While you are
encouraged to discuss homework and experiments with your team and share raw data, you
must complete all written work individually, copying anyone else's work is plagiarism and is
unacceptable. Please do not share your written work with any other student, as you may also
be found responsible for plagiarism. This includes the lab notebook, captions on figures,
answers to homework questions, lab proposals/reports, and all other work. The one exception
is that you and your team may use the same hypotheses and research questions verbatim.
Please speak to Dr. Ana Gracia Vedrenne if you have any questions about what constitutes
plagiarism or need guidance on howto avoid it. and review the UCI Policy on Plagiarism.
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