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In this episode, we explore the impact of AI on lab report writing, highlighting its benefits and challenges for students. Discover how AI tools can streamline data analysis and support non-native English speakers in crafting better reports.
Hosts: Conor Murphy, Leo Jennings and Thomas O’Brien (1st Year General Engineering)
Producer: Caitlin Hetherton – (1st Year General Engineering)
As part of the research for this episode interviews were conducted with Dr. Morgan Fraser and Dr. Nuala Caffrey (who oversees 3rd and 4th year physics computational labs), and Dr. Tom Hooper, the module coordinator for 1st Year Chemistry for Engineers.
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