Trevor J Henderson
Laboratory Products Group Creative Services Director at Lab Manager
Trevor Henderson BSc (HK), MSc, PhD (c), has more than two decades of experience in the fields of scientific and technical writing, editing, and creative content creation. With academic training in the areas of human biology, physical anthropology, and community health, he has a broad skill set of both laboratory and analytical skills. Since 2013, he has been working with LabX Media Group developing content solutions that engage and inform scientists and laboratorians. He can be reached at thenderson@labmanager.com.
Education
University of Toronto
Doctor of Philosophy Ph.D.(c), Medical Anthropology
University of Toronto
Master of Science (MSc), Physical and Biological Anthropology
University of Guelph
B.Sc Human Kinetics
Articles by Trevor J Henderson
A laboratory audit ensures that the laboratory has quality systems in place, follows good laboratory practices, and generates data of integrity and quality.
Updated | 5 min read
With the number of vacuum implosion accidents that have occurred in laboratory environments, its best to operate as though the vacuum glassware could implode at any moment.
Updated | 3 min read
There are a number of safety factors that should be considered while working with pipettes
Updated | 5 min read
While electricity is in constant use by the researcher, both within and outside the laboratory, significant physical harm or death may result from its misuse.
Updated | 3 min read
Operating an autoclave requires caution and adherence to strict regulatory requirements. Follow these autoclaving guidelines for sterilizing equipment and research materials.
Updated | 3 min read
Some laboratories permit the use of contact lenses as long as the appropriate protective eyewear is still being worn. There appears to be some debate as to the real dangers of wearing contact lenses in the lab when the proper precautions are being taken
Updated | 4 min read
It's the innocent dangers that lead to the most accidents in the lab. The menace: glassware. People tend to let their guard down when they're at ease, which is why glassware is a constantly lurking threat.
Updated | 5 min read
Laboratory hot plates present obvious dangers, such as the potential for people to burn themselves or even start a fire.
Updated | 3 min read
Learn about pyrophoric materials, their hazards, and best practices for safe handling in labs, including a list of commonly used pyrophoric chemicals.
Updated | 3 min read
Delivering rheumatoid arthritis medication as a pill using probiotic bacteria in animal models
Updated | 3 min read
The right footwear in the laboratory isn't just about comfort—it’s a crucial aspect of safety and compliance. Learn the key considerations to keep your lab work both safe and efficient.
Updated | 4 min read
t-Butyllithium (t-BuLi) is a highly reactive organolithium reagent that requires careful handling due to its pyrophoric nature and potential health hazards.
Updated | 2 min read
Learn the best practices for handling expired lab reagents. Understand the factors to consider before using them, including risks, storage conditions, contamination, and inventory management.
Updated | 3 min read
Positive displacement answers the needs of regular pipette users who work with viscous, dense, surfactant, volatile, hot, or cold liquids.
Updated | 3 min read
Learn how to safely detect chemical odors in the lab using the wafting technique, minimizing exposure to potentially harmful fumes.
Updated | 3 min read
