Surgeon's skullcaps and bouffant caps evaluated in environmental tests during mock operations, with cloth skullcaps showing minimal airborne contamination

When selecting a new biological safety cabinet (BSC), many factors should be considered.

Safety Training for Academic Research (STAR) Lab brings a new training approach to faculty, staff, and students

It's with an eye toward protection that laboratories have turned to employing the use of biosafety cabinets.

This webinar will open with a review of biosafety basics–common biohazardous agents and biosafety protection levels. Then the focus will shift to the major types of biosafety cabinets, their design differences, and uses.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the increased availability and reduced cost of electronic air velocity sensors made sensor-based feedback loops a viable solution for biosafety cabinet manufacturers.

Some useful resources related to biosafety cabinets.