Learn about molarity through this interactive scenario where you will assume the role of a new TA working with Dr. Orville Catalisk.

Moles can be a little confusing, but BioNetwork's new eLearning course can help! In this exercise, you will play the role of a new intern at a commercial chemical company. Your job is to help various departments with their tasks, both inside and outside the lab. Along the way, you'll learn about moles and be able to apply your knowledge to challenging scenarios.

In science, it is not unusual for us to use either very large or very small numbers in our measurements and equations. Before the advent of calculators, we used scientific or exponential notation to simplify handling these very large or very small numbers.

Significant figures are a way of showing the precision of a number or group of numbers. Significant figures are important because they tell us how good the data we are using are. Significant figures are critical when reporting scientific data because they give the reader an idea of how well you could actually measure/report your data.

This interactive lesson covers the basics of Spectrophotometry including: a general overview of spectrophotometry, operation of a spectrophotometer, basic components, and common safety considerations.

Sterile Gowning Procedures is a serious game that teaches the steps for proper sterile gowning and gloving.

In this short eLearning course, you'll learn the fundamentals of process and equipment validation in the manufacture of pharmaceuticals. Explore the history of validation, what validation means, what must be validated, and when it must be validated.

BioNetwork's Virtual Microscope is the first fully interactive 3D scope - it's a great practice tool to prepare you for working in a science lab. Learn terminology, usage, and care by interacting with a fully functional, virtual microscope. When you're ready, challenge your knowledge in the testing section to see what you've learned.

The zombie apocalypse has started because students failed to follow the 5 Rules of Lab Safety! But you can set things right by working safely in the lab to find a cure.

Practice performing a three point calibration of a pH meter using buffer solutions.