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This month’s edition of the “Pulse” podcast features an interview with Mikkel Marfelt and Aaron Knox of Labster, which develops interactive laboratory simulations.

In the interview with “The Pulse” host Rodney B. Murray, Marfelt and Knox discuss how lab simulations can be used in STEM courses and online programs alike.

“The Pulse” is Inside Higher Ed’s monthly technology podcast, produced by Murray, executive director of the office of academic technology at University of the Sciences.

Find out more, and listen to past “Pulse” podcasts, here.

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