Difference between revisions of "Team:Florida Atlantic/Safety"

 
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<p> Safety is a number one priority for Owlgems! We completed most of our work was done primarily on computers at FAU campus, eliminating much of the risk involved in wetlab approach. The little bit of benchwork we did need to complete was done in a secure lab on campus with proper PPE and safety protocol. We did not experience any direct threat to our well-being, nor did we work with overtly dangerous substances or organisms.</p>
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<p> Safety is a number one priority for the OwlGEMS! Most of our work was performed on
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computers on FAU grounds, eliminating much of the risk involved in microbial research. What
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little wet lab work we did perform was done in a secure BSL-2 laboratory with proper PPE, and
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was performed by students that have received Biological Safety and Lab Safety training from
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FAU. Furthermore, we did not use any dangerous chemicals or biological pathogens in our
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research, so the risk of contamination was minimal.</p>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:42, 30 October 2017

Florida_Atlantic

Safety

Safety is a number one priority for the OwlGEMS! Most of our work was performed on computers on FAU grounds, eliminating much of the risk involved in microbial research. What little wet lab work we did perform was done in a secure BSL-2 laboratory with proper PPE, and was performed by students that have received Biological Safety and Lab Safety training from FAU. Furthermore, we did not use any dangerous chemicals or biological pathogens in our research, so the risk of contamination was minimal.