Over 25,000 Scientific Videos available via JoVE for the UAB Community
Teaching staff, researchers, and students have access to over 25,000 high-quality, peer-reviewed scientific videos through the JoVE platform. This audiovisual resource is essential for understanding experimental techniques and scientific concepts across a range of disciplines.
JoVE (Journal of Visualized Experiments) is an internationally recognised platform offering over 25,000 scientific videos designed to facilitate the visual understanding of complex techniques and concepts. The videos cover a wide range of disciplines, including psychology, biology, chemistry, medicine, physics, engineering, and social sciences, among others.
This resource can be used for various purposes, including:
- Complementing teaching: visualisation of scientific techniques in learning contexts.
- Laboratory practices: detailed, step-by-step demonstrations of experimental procedures.
- Independent learning: allows students to explore content and methodologies independently.
- Research: a valuable tool for the development of scientific projects and innovation.
Access to JoVE can be easily obtained through the UAB Library Service search portal.
Thus, JoVE has become an essential tool for enriching the teaching-learning process, facilitating the preparation of laboratory practices, promoting independent learning, and advancing scientific research. Its visual and methodological content contributes to a more comprehensive, interactive, and innovative learning experience for the UAB community.
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