'''Laboratory reports''', commonly referred to as lab reports, are [[science|scientific]] papers that enable researchers to communicate their findings with others. E.g. findings such as results of scientific experiments. Researchers and scientists often use this format to publish their accomplishments. However, they are not the only ones to write these documents: more reports are done by students of highschools and colleges for schoolwork and when competing in [[science fair]]s. Lab reports usually follow strict formats and rules for easier communication. But, in various fields or even to different people these rules might be different. For example, in school, different teachers might have different criteria for lab reports from their students.
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==Reference==
http://myweb.facstaff.wwu.edu/~mendens/LabReport.pdf
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