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Lab Dewy and Kyla Report
Lab Dewy and Kyla Report
Basic Research means “experimental or theoretical work undertaken primarily to acquire new scientific
or technical knowledge without a specific practical application in view”. Some examples of basic
research are:
Applied Research
Applied Research means “work undertaken in order to gain scientific or technical knowledge and
directed towards a specific practical application”. Applied research is usually undertaken either to
determine possible uses for the findings of basic research or to determine new methods or ways of
creating practical applications. Some examples of applied research are:
Applied research is a form of systematic inquiry involving the practical application of science. It
assesses and uses some part of the research accumulated theories, knowledge, methods and
techniques.
Drug delivery, biotechnology, process technology.
Product and process development.
Utilization of new technologies, new material for allowing the product development to be able
to influence the disease.
Experimental Development
Further design and development of products e.g. drugs, cosmetics, medical devices.
Development of advanced functionalities and applications.
Product and process improvement and enhancement.
Design of experiments and tests to define the research or the problem.
Innovation in pharmaceutical experimentation.
Improving yield, quality and productivity
Further advancement in clinical pharmacology and experimental medicine
Foster Ideas
Focus Ideas
Develop Ideas
Foster Ideas
This where the research team will do the brainstorming and discuss the issues or new ideas in
their products as the first step of research.
Focus Ideas
The team now will locate ideas with best potential. And at this point also the team may assess
the originality of the new idea and how it can be developed.
Develop Ideas
In this step, the ideas with best potential are already thoroughly researched and now will be
narrowed down and the process of turning it into a marketable product may begin.
Prototypes and Trials
The researcher here can now work with the product developers to understand and have an
agreement on how it will be turned into an actual product. So this is where prototypes or first
samples are made and a trial is must to test its accuracy.
This is where the product will need to meet the criteria for approvals and launching. And the
marketing department may start their preparations and strategies oh how they will market to
the consumer the new product or features as the sales, pricing and distribution are also
discussed.
Launch
The final step is the introduction and releasing of the product in the market but the evaluation
will still continue at this stage and may lead to redesigning if necessary.
Existing products must be maintained to ensure that they can be produced for
specification.
Enhancement gives extra features on the product --- giving it extra features, improving
its features and appearance or making it cheaper to produce.
However, research and development is more important to some companies than to others.
One example of innovation is the iPhone series of Apple Inc. Its success is largely due to its existence as a
series itself. Instead of developing an independent products, they regularly improve the existing model
of the iPhone and releases its improvements in a stylized manner, generating excitement and increasing
sales with every new model to be announced.
Submitted by:
Dery, Jessieca
Labrador, Christine Joy
Raymundo, Eirah
Tabuloc, Kyla
BSA-3B