This textbook introduces fundamental experimental methods used in the biosciences and is intended for use by undergraduate students. This book is exceptional in its integration of theory and practise in biology and medicines; it covers all aspect of the research process, from the techniques students will learn in lab to the ideas that support cutting-edge findings. It maintains its problem-solving methodology with working examples that pose an issue and then provide the solution. The course places a strong focus on experimental setup and the statistical evaluation of data, laying the groundwork for students to conduct their own studies and critically evaluate their findings. Used mostly for first-year Biochemistry students. Classes in this area may be offered via the Chemistry, Biology, and Biochemistry departments. The encyclopaedic tomes and the superficial overviews both have their place, but this compact introductory guide concentrates on the fundamentals of biochemistry.