Preparing Samples and Specimens: Collect, prepare, and process samples or specimens for analysis or experimentation. This may involve following specific protocols and procedures to ensure the integrity and accuracy of the samples. Conducting Experiments and Tests: Perform laboratory experiments, tests, and analyses according to established protocols and procedures. This may include using various laboratory equipment, instruments, and techniques to analyze chemical, biological, or physical properties of substances or materials. Recording and Analyzing Data: Record observations, measurements, and data obtained from experiments or tests accurately and systematically. Analyze and interpret experimental results, and report findings to supervising scientists or researchers. Maintaining Laboratory Equipment: Calibrate, clean, and maintain laboratory equipment and instruments to ensure proper functioning and accuracy. Troubleshoot equipment issues and perform routine maintenance tasks to minimize downtime and ensure reliable performance. Managing Laboratory Supplies and Inventory: Monitor and replenish laboratory supplies, chemicals, and reagents as needed to support ongoing experiments and research activities. Maintain an organized inventory system and ensure that stock levels are adequate for laboratory operations. Adhering to Safety Protocols: Follow safety procedures and protocols to ensure a safe working environment for yourself and others in the laboratory. Handle hazardous materials, chemicals, and biological specimens with care and use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required. Assisting Researchers and Scientists: Provide support to researchers, scientists, and laboratory staff by assisting with experimental procedures, data collection, and analysis. Collaborate with team members to achieve research objectives and project goals. Documenting Procedures and Findings: Document laboratory procedures, protocols, and experimental findings in laboratory notebooks, reports, or electronic databases. Maintain accurate and detailed records of experimental protocols, observations, and results for future reference and replication. Troubleshooting and Problem-solving: Identify and troubleshoot issues or discrepancies encountered during experiments or tests. Implement solutions and modifications to experimental procedures as needed to address problems and ensure accurate results. Staying Updated on Techniques and Technologies: Stay informed about advances in laboratory techniques, technologies, and methodologies relevant to your field of work. Participate in training programs, workshops, and continuing education opportunities to enhance your skills and knowledge.