"laboratory skill" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a skill that is used in a laboratory setting. Example: "An important laboratory skill is the ability to work accurately and safely with hazardous materials."
In addition, hands-on laboratory skill courses provide a solid grounding in fundamental laboratory techniques used in the bioscience industry.
My list, in no particular order, is to publish papers, give presentations at meetings, learn a valuable (obscure) laboratory skill, become associated with cutting-edge work, and prove to all out there that I can get research funding.
One of the benefits of such a paradigm is that the trained task is related to previously established language knowledge (e.g., identity of lexical items); it therefore resembles non-linguistic laboratory skill learning paradigms in which the novel skill builds upon existing skills (e.g., finger opposition [49]; voice in noise discrimination, [48]).
The handling process itself is more elaborate and requires a certain degree of laboratory skill and precautions.
Because of the expensive equipment necessary and the combination of geologic, chemical, and laboratory skills required, geochronology is usually carried out by teams of experts.
As well as the laboratory skills gained in a practical, hands-on degree such as anatomy, you should also be adept at problem-solving, working as part of a team and IT literate.
Google around to find companies and consultancies needing people with laboratory skills — a precious commodity, trust me — and/or chemical engineering expertise and maybe find a contact who you can write to directly asking about possible openings.
Similarly, we have an undergraduate research internship scheme where students work alongside our professors, not only gaining advanced methodological and laboratory skills, but also getting a chance to demystify the research culture and open up further research study as an option.
Nevertheless, they stress that the acquisition of laboratory skills cannot be wholly conducted via simulations.
The students learn laboratory skills and synthesize chemicals the faculty need for research.
Or were you at a job interview describing your laboratory skills?
