
b:Webinar
Courses tagged with "b:Webinar"



This session will review the scientific basis for concern regarding mirror life and the potential public health ramifications, summarize developments over the past year, and describe ongoing discussions around how to appropriately address the risks of mirror life while preserving beneficial research.
Resource Type: Video
Duration: 1 hour

We'll explore the various types of autoclaves, their operation, and maintenance. Additionally, we'll explain what validation and verification are, and highlight the differences between the two. This session will also cover the requirements for validation and verification of decontamination technologies as detailed in the Canadian Biosafety Standard, Third Edition.
Resource Type: Video
Duration: 1 hour

We are excited to have guest speakers from the Biosafety Standards and Guidelines team, who will demonstrate the new import function on the mobile version of the Canadian Biosafety Application. Additionally, experts from the International Experts Group of Biosafety and Biosecurity Regulators (IEGBBR) will discuss how the IEGBBR mobile app is impacting global consensus in biosafety and biosecurity. Lastly, stay informed about the new functionalities and resources available on the PHAC training portal, including a demonstration of the training facilitator functionality and printable resources.
Resource Type: Video
Duration: 1 hour

This session will cover emergency response plan, addressing various scenarios including spill response, power outages, and more.
Resource Type: Video
Duration: 1 hour

The session will cover best practices in ergonomics, guide you through conducting a self-assessment, and delve into the specific application of ergonomics within laboratory settings. We will explore the use of ergonomics when using a biological safety cabinet and emphasize the importance of adhering to the Canadian Biosafety Standard when implementing ergonomic solutions.
Resource Type: Video
Duration: 1 hour

Resource Type: Video
Duration: 1 hour

The purpose of the Safeguarding Science workshop is to raise awareness within Canada's scientific and academic communities about research security-related issues. The primary objective of this workshop is to raise awareness of the potential for misuse of dual-use research, technology and materials, along with potential risk indicators and mitigation tools to protect Canadian research assets.
Resource Type: Video
Duration: 1 hour
