dry lab

A "dry lab" uses computational tools and simulations for research, contrasting with traditional labs that handle physical materials and chemicals.

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Definition

C1Scientific Research

(technical, academic)A research facility where experiments and analyses are conducted using computer simulations, data analysis, and mathematical models instead of physical samples and chemicals.

Example

  • In a dry lab, scientists use software to simulate chemical reactions without handling actual substances.
  • The team conducted their study in a dry lab, relying on computational models to predict outcomes.

B2Photography

(technical)A photographic laboratory that processes images without using traditional wet chemicals.

Example

  • The dry lab developed the photos using digital techniques rather than chemical baths.

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