Don’t miss these exceptional biosafety learning opportunities at Yale University. The main event is the
Yale-Harvard Biosafety Symposium on Tuesday, June 13th, covering lentiviral exposures and high-risk biohazard research—sponsored by the Institutional Biosafety Committees of Yale and Harvard Universities. The full program, speakers and subjects covered
are detailed at: https://www.harvardyalesymposium.com/schedule-1
Come early! Two professional development courses are offered on Monday, June 12th: “Case Studies in Biosafety” and “Viral Vectors.”
Stay Wednesday, June 14th! At the same location, the Connecticut Biosafety Alliance will sponsor a morning symposium on sharps, nonhuman primates and PPE, followed by a four
hour introductory biosafety course in the afternoon. See Wednesday’s agenda at:
http://ehs.yale.edu/sites/default/files/files/ct-biosafety-alliance-agenda.pdf
See below for registration, travel and lodging information and other details. Note that registration for Wednesday’s program is via a separate website.
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June 12-13, 2017 |
June 14, 2017 |
Monday, June 12 Case reviews of pertinent aspects of a modern biosafety program and applicable regulations along with discussion of ways to alter traditional training deliveries. Viral Vectors, 1:00-5:00 pm (lunch 12:00-1:00 pm) Presented by Patrick Condreay, PhD, RBP, Yale-Harvard Biosafety Symposium held jointly with MABSA’s Annual Biosafety Symposium |
Wednesday, June 14 2nd Annual Connecticut Biosafety Alliance Symposium on sharps safety in health care, morgue and animal facility setting and a novel disinfectant additive for ensuring proper disinfection coverage and contact time. Biosafety 101 (Introduction to Biosafety) |
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