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Noise and Light in the Vivarium
Noise and light we consider normal can have a profound effect upon the behaviour of lab rats. Read more
Mouse Model May Provide Insight into the Schizophrenic Brain
A new study manipulates a known schizophrenia susceptibility gene in the brains of fetal mice to begin to unravel the complex link between prenatal brain Read more
Fundamentals of Pain Assessment in Rodents
A recipe for successful rodent analgesia Read more
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Ten Common Mistakes Managers Make
Most managers were chosen for promotion because their supervisors recognized them for their high energy, their ability to solve problems, and their “can-do” attitudes. Unfortunately, however, none of those qualities are guarantees that they will be very good at supervising other people. Here are the ten most common:
Have a Written Safety Policy
A written safety policy is the cornerstone of a good safety program. It's a statement endorsed and supported by the administration that speaks to the fundamental responsibilities for health and safety in the academic institution or company.
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