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Eda - Strasbourg, France71 AED
71 AEDEnglish : The Language of Everthing, Especially of Science
Trusted teacher: English is the one of the most common languages in the world. Nowadays, it becomes more and more inevitable to learn how to use this particular language as a tool for daily life struggles, on social media and of course in business. I am a second year medical student enrolled in MD-PhD program and I am used to doing Critical and Analytic Lectures. I specialise tutoring in English for all kinds of students, from beginner to academic level especially for the basic needs : listening, reading, writing and speaking. And for all those who are interested or in need a particularity of mine is that I also teach Life Sciences (check out my classes:). I have passed during my school years PET- FCE- IELTS C1 levels and I have achieved them perfectly, I know how the exams work but also I have gained experience talking with native english speakers! I am now a discussion&debate workshop minister in my faculty. English has always been a passion to me. I can say I have always been a nerd and more importantly I have stopped using subtitles in movies and videos in primary school! I have to admit that I've started my scientific journey thanks to English articles and original sci-fi books (translating them usually causes logical dissociations between the subject and what's written) and when I was told to do presentations about anything the best ressources was in English! You know what? English is the actual official language for Science. From anthropology to astronomy, maths, biochemistry and many more... All researches are published in English, so it becomes an essential skill to learn.
English · Biology · Science
Lidia - Algeria76 AED
76 AED🌊Blue Science 💧: Explore, Understand and Preserve Aquatic Ecosystems🌱🐠🪼🐟💧🌊🧬🦠🧫📝
Trusted teacher: The Blue Science course offers a complete immersion in the study of aquatic ecosystems, addressing their dynamics, functioning and biodiversity. Intended for students, researchers and environmental science enthusiasts, this program explores the complex interactions between aquatic organisms and their environment, integrating modern approaches to taxonomy, ecology and natural resource management. Topics covered: ✅ Functioning of aquatic ecosystems: trophic structures, biotic and abiotic interactions, biogeochemical cycles. ✅ Population and community dynamics: ecological mechanisms, response to environmental changes, functional approach to ecosystems. ✅ Taxonomy and identification of plankton: phytoplankton and zooplankton, key role in water quality, classification and identification methods. ✅ Bioindication and biomonitoring: use of aquatic organisms as indicators of environmental quality. ✅ Impacts of human activities and climate change: eutrophication, pollution, conservation and restoration of aquatic ecosystems. ✅ Methods for studying and analyzing aquatic ecosystems: field and laboratory techniques, statistical analyses and ecological modeling. Through an approach combining theory, case studies and practical exercises, this course offers comprehensive and applied training to understand and protect aquatic environments, essential to biodiversity and maintaining ecological balances.
Biology · Microbiology · Environmental engineering
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William - Accra, Ghana102 AED
102 AEDResearch Methodology Toolkit for Biologists: The Golden Solution to Every Novice Scientist's Dilemma
Trusted teacher: Are you eager to master the foundational principles of research methodology and unlock the tools for solving complex research challenges? This dynamic and practical course is your gateway to becoming a confident and skilled researcher. Packed with engaging lessons, real-world applications, and hands-on activities, you will acquire essential skills to design, execute, and publish impactful research. Whether you are a beginner or looking to enhance your expertise, this course will empower you to confidently tackle research projects and turn your findings into publications that make a difference. Join me and take your research capabilities to the next level! SYLLABUS Module 1: Foundations of Biological Research 🔵 Lesson 1.1: Understanding the Research Process in Biology ◘ Definition and scope of biological research ◘ Types of biological research (basic, applied, translational) 🔵 Lesson 1.2: Identifying Research Questions in Biology ◘ Characteristics of impactful biological research questions ◘ Refining questions for molecular biology, ecology, genomics, etc. 🔵 Lesson 1.3: Conducting a Literature Review in Biology ◘ Identifying relevant biological journals and databases (e.g., PubMed, Web of Science) ◘ Critical analysis of biological papers Module 2: Designing Your Biological Research 🔵 Lesson 2.1: Research Design for Biologists ◘ Experimental vs. observational studies in biology ◘ Designing robust controls and replicates 🔵 Lesson 2.2: Hypothesis Formulation in Biology ◘ Writing testable biological hypotheses ◘ Defining null and alternative hypotheses 🔵 Lesson 2.3: Sampling in Biological Studies ◘ Strategies for collecting biological samples (field and lab-based) ◘ Addressing sample size in population studies and molecular analyses Module 3: Biological Data Collection Techniques 🔵 Lesson 3.1: Experimental Techniques in Biology ◘ Common lab methods (e.g., PCR, Western blotting, microscopy) ◘ Good lab practices (GLP) for reproducibility 🔵 Lesson 3.2: Fieldwork for Biologists ◘ Designing ecological surveys and biodiversity studies ◘ Tools for field sampling (e.g., GPS, quadrats, transects) 🔵 Lesson 3.3: Handling Biological Specimens ◘ Sample preservation techniques for DNA, RNA, and proteins ◘ Best practices for labeling and storage Module 4: Biological Data Analysis and Interpretation 🔵 Lesson 4.1: Introduction to Statistical Analysis for Biologists ◘ Biostatistics fundamentals (e.g., t-tests, ANOVA, regression) ◘ Using R, Python, or SPSS for biological data 🔵 Lesson 4.2: Analyzing Genomic and Proteomic Data ◘ Tools like BLAST, MEGA, and Galaxy for sequence analysis ◘ Basics of bioinformatics workflows 🔵 Lesson 4.3: Interpreting Biological Results ◘ Connecting results to biological hypotheses ◘ Identifying and discussing limitations in biological research Module 5: Writing and Publishing in Biological Sciences 🔵 Lesson 5.1: Structuring a Biological Research Paper ◘ IMRAD format tailored for biological journals ◘ Writing clear and concise methods and results 🔵 Lesson 5.2: Referencing for Biologists ◘ Citation styles in biological sciences (e.g., Vancouver, APA) ◘ Using referencing tools specific to biology (e.g., EndNote, Zotero) 🔵 Lesson 5.3: Publishing in Biological Journals ◘ Identifying target journals (e.g., Nature, Cell, Microbial Genomics) ◘ Addressing reviewer comments Module 6: Ethics and Best Practices in Biological Research 🔵 Lesson 6.1: Ethical Considerations in Biology ◘ Handling live organisms and human samples ◘ Regulatory approvals (e.g., IACUC, IRB) 🔵 Lesson 6.2: Managing Biological Data ◘ FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) for biological data ◘ Data repositories for biology (e.g., NCBI, Dryad) 🔵 Lesson 6.3: Collaboration in Biology ◘ Building interdisciplinary teams (ecologists, geneticists, bioinformaticians) ◘ Leveraging platforms like ResearchGate for biologists Module 7: Practical Toolkit and Case Studies in Biology 🔵 Lesson 7.1: Tools for Efficient Biological Research ◘ Lab-specific tools (e.g., electronic lab notebooks, ELNs like LabArchives) ◘ Visualization tools (e.g., GraphPad Prism, BioRender) 🔵 Lesson 7.2: Case Studies in Biological Research ◘ Genomic studies on antimicrobial resistance pathogens ◘ Population studies in biodiversity hotspots ◘ Analyzing molecular mechanisms in model organisms
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Ahnaf is an exceptional math tutor who has significantly improved my son's understanding of the subject. He is patient, knowledgeable, and has a true gift for explaining complex concepts in a clear and concise way. My son looks forward to his lessons and has gained confidence in his math abilities. I highly recommend Ahnaf to any student seeking a dedicated and effective math tutor.
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Mafi
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The tutor provided helpful and clear explanations, which helped me better understand complex topics. He is always ready to answer questions and adapts the material to my level of knowledge. I'm very satisfied with the results of the sessions.
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Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Mathematics and English (Mechelen)
Yasmin
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Well prepared lesson, full understanding of what the students needs to learn, great encouragement. I would highly recommend Yasmin as a tutor for anglophone students.
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