Considerations in Planning for Laboratory Hazards
Safety must factor into a lab's day-to-day operations
safety guidelines
The Infrastructure of Laboratory Safety
How to evaluate each component of a successful safety culture
Quick Tips from Linda: Evaluating Your Lab Safety Program
A time of crisis such as this offers an opportunity for lab leaders to re-evaluate their safety program, and identify areas of improvement
Stanford Autonomous Car Learns to Handle Unknown Conditions
Researchers are developing new control systems that learn from real-world driving experiences while leveraging insights from physics
Identifying Artificial Intelligence 'Blind Spots'
Model identifies instances when autonomous systems have learned from examples that may cause dangerous errors in the real world
Science Laboratory Safety Symbols and Hazard Signs, Meanings
In order to maintain a safe workplace and avoid accidents, lab safety symbols and signs need to be posted throughout the workplace
Industrial and Academic Laboratory Safety Practices — Narrowing the Gap
There is a widening gulf between how safety is practiced in industry compared to how it is practiced in research laboratories, especially in academic settings.
Make Learning How to be Safe an Integral Part of Education, Work, and Play
For too many years at academic institutions and some companies, health, safety, and the environment have been something extra. It's time that they become part of the process.
American Chemical Society Issues Guidelines for Safer Research Laboratories
The world’s largest scientific society today issued guidelines to better ensure the safety of the tens of thousands of personnel who work in research laboratories around the country.
Laboratory Hazards and Risks
We know that running a research lab is a challenge, to say the least. In all the hustle of loading the autosampler, pipetting, pouring, and mixing for research experiments, worker health and safety can be overlooked, inadvertently pushed aside or forgotten–sometimes with dire consequences.