What do scientists do after an experiment?

Answer 1

Scientists write a conclusion after an experiment. The conclusion will summarize the details of the experiment, and whether or not the hypothesis tested was correct.

A scientific paper published in a peer-reviewed journal is where the rationale, methods and materials, results and conclusions for a scientific experiment are reported. At the beginning of the paper or article (the terms are interchangeable), most journals require an abstract, which summarizes the experiment and results in a paragraph.

There is no point in performing experiments or observations if you don't report on them, initially perhaps for your own use, or within the lab or institution or company; but more widely as a formal, peer-reviewed paper in an appropriate learned journal.

In professional cases you are contractually obliged to write reports for your employers at least. It's what they pay you to do.

Answer 2

There are a number of words which fit the final 'summing up' of a scientific experiment. Such terms are: Evaluation Conclusion Analysis Within each of these 'sections' of a report, a scientist would present the findings of their experiment in the context of wider scientific thought. They would refer back to their prediction if they made one and attempt to explain their findings using scientific knowledge.

Answer 3

They organize the data and attempt to draw conclusions.

Answer 4

They write scientific papers and articles and publish them in scientific journals.

Answer 5

A report explaining what they did and what they discovered.

Answer 6

They write their conclusion and what they learned from the experiment.

Answer 7

organize and collect data

Answer 8

A conclusion!

Answer 9

the conclusion

Answer 10

They write a conclusion.