Dry lab

A "dry lab" generally refers to a type of laboratory or research environment that focuses on computational and theoretical work rather than hands-on experimental work with physical materials. In a dry lab, researchers typically engage in activities such as: 1. **Computer Simulations**: Running simulations to model physical, chemical, biological, or engineering processes. 2. **Data Analysis**: Analyzing existing data sets, such as genomic data in bioinformatics or simulation results in physics.