Lab report and scientific writing
Read academic-learning-context and academic-integrity-and-ai-use-framing first.
Skeleton (adapt to course)
- Title / abstract — one sentence each: question, approach, key result.
- Introduction — motivation + hypothesis (not a textbook chapter).
- Methods — reproducible detail; cite apparatus and software versions.
- Results — figures with axis labels, units, error bars or intervals when applicable.
- Discussion — what worked, what failed, confounds, next steps.
Coaching stance
- Improve clarity and logic, not fabricate data.
- If Jupyter / LaTeX are available in the workspace, suggest drafting figures or tables there; otherwise use Docs tables.
Output
- Section-by-section outline + checklist.
- A peer review pass using
peer-review-feedbackif available.