BIC-10807 Molecular Sciences

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Studiepunten 7.00

OnderwijstypeContacturen
One day excursion16
Lectures4
Practical intensively supervised120
Project learning50
Course coordinator(s)dr. ir. CPM van Mierlo
Lecturer(s)dr. ir. CPM van Mierlo
dr. HLM van Rozendaal
dr ir NAM Besseling
Examiner(s)dr. ir. CPM van Mierlo

Language of instruction:

Dutch

Assumed knowledge on:

BIC-10306, PCC10306, ORC-10306

Continuation courses:

ORC-11806, BIC-20806, PCC-20806

Contents:

In this course, scientific (organo-, physico- and bio-chemical) and social aspects of the topics 'Metals in bio-systems' and 'Medicines and drugs' are studied. A group of students defines a social problem with scientific implications in the field of one of these themes. Information on the problem is gathered and results are presented in a written report, in an oral presentation and on a poster. Furthermore, within the theme that has been chosen, biochemical, physico-chemical and organo-chemical experiments are performed, aimed at an integrated approach of the system.

Aims:

- to learn working in a group;
- to define a social problem with scientific implications; gather information and report on it;;
- to increase the awareness of the social implications of chemistry;
- to increase experimental skills;
- to write a report on the obtained scientific data;
- to become aware of the connection between the different scientific disciplines.

Activities:

- all aspects of working in a group: meetings, planning, dividing up tasks, etc;
- as a group, writing an essay;
- presenting results orally, in a written report and on a poster;
- excursions, lectures, discussions;
- performing experiments and working out of the results;
- visiting laboratories.

Examination:

Marks wil be given for:
- reports on the visits to laboratories;
- the essay and the poster;
- the practical skills;
- the reports on the experimental work.

Literature:

A manual for the experimental work can be obtained from the Centraal Magazijn.

OpleidingFaseSpecialisatiePeriode
Verplicht voor: BMLMolecular Life SciencesBSc5