Science and engineering coursework and professional projects require writing lab reports. Lab reports are documents written to present findings from research and act as a basis on which an audience will judge the credibility and skills of the researcher. It is important for a researcher within these professions to pay close and special attention to their written English and document design.

If a lab report is at all sloppy or poorly designed, the audience may assume the research was performed the same way the report was written. In other words, a lack of attention to detail on a lab report may cause a reader to doubt the entire report and the credibility of the research. The following is the structure for a typical lab report:

● Title Page

● Abstract

● Introduction

● Methods and Material

● Experimental Procedure

● Results

● Discussion

● Conclusion

● References

● Appendices

● Further Reading

The title page, abstract, introduction, conclusion, references, appendices and further reading are part of the design component of a good lab report and provide important context for the research. The methods and materials, experimental procedure, results, and discussion are the execution component of the report. They are what your audience is most interested in reading and speak to your ability to research and apply the math or science in question.

Our sciences and maths team at Topscholarsltd have decades of combined experience writing a wide range of lab reports and know how to design and execute an effective document. Get in touch with us today to see how we can develop a custom lab report for your upcoming science or math project.