A PBL Aplication in Biochemistry Big Data to Student Learning


Authors : Ana-Maria Neculai; Timur Chis; Alina-Maria Gligor; Doru Bârsan

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 12 - December

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14540410

Abstract : The production industry of para pharmaceutical products (for beautification or non- threatening treatment of some health problems) is based on the practical experience and theoretical training of pharmacists and biochemists. Starting as an alternative to classic synthetic drugs, the manufacture of natural ointments has gained a lot of momentum in Romania, not requiring a complex authorization similar to the drug industry. That is precisely why training courses in the use of natural products in the beauty industry and the manufacture of bio-natural products with applications in beauty have been introduced within the framework of universities of medicine and chemistry. The stages of team formation necessary for learning in the PBL (Project Base Learning) system are presented.

Keywords : Biochemstry, Student Lectures, PBL, Control Strategies.

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The production industry of para pharmaceutical products (for beautification or non- threatening treatment of some health problems) is based on the practical experience and theoretical training of pharmacists and biochemists. Starting as an alternative to classic synthetic drugs, the manufacture of natural ointments has gained a lot of momentum in Romania, not requiring a complex authorization similar to the drug industry. That is precisely why training courses in the use of natural products in the beauty industry and the manufacture of bio-natural products with applications in beauty have been introduced within the framework of universities of medicine and chemistry. The stages of team formation necessary for learning in the PBL (Project Base Learning) system are presented.

Keywords : Biochemstry, Student Lectures, PBL, Control Strategies.

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