Physical

This inline filter mounts onto the exhaust hood and connects to existing ductwork

Underground tunnels afford researchers the chance to study how scientific and medical operations might work on Mars

Study has demonstrated a decline in work performance at noise levels as low as 40 dB

New protocol paves the way for the use of solar cells in powering objects that require radiation hardness

Preventing ergonomic injury begins with proper training and understanding five common risk factors

Strategies for Safer Science

Highlighting the importance of a power protection plan 

Having a plan in place in advance lessens the burden post-disaster

A laboratory UPS is more than a product—it is a service that requires a reputable and reliable provider

Electricity powers nearly everything used in the lab, but the associated hazards should never be overlooked

How to optimize power to improve instrument function, prevent damage, and keep operations online

How to prevent noise-induced hearing loss in your laboratory

Robust systems electrically protect instruments and provide seamless backup power

Using solvents safely in the lab

A framework for effective injury and illness prevention

An arthroscopic near infrared spectroscopic probe for evaluation of articular cartilage and subchondral bone structure and composition has been developed

Asynt has expanded its range of lab safety shields

Recent statistics have shown that chemical spills and fires are two of the most common accidents occurring in labs.

Linda shows Lenny how to prevent electrical shocks in the lab

Safe for human exposure, far-UVC light may offer low-cost solution to eradicating airborne viruses in indoor public spaces