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August 22, 2007 | Volume 1, Issue 31

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FEATURE ARTICLE

TurnKey looks to laboratory animal facility leaders
ALN Magazine has announced the opening of the 2008 TurnKey Awards nominations – a program designed to recognize standouts in the laboratory animal facility field.

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES

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Research Program Manager - Waisman Center Rodent Models Core - UW-Madison
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IN THE MAGAZINE

The Need for Sound and Vibration Standards in US Research Animal Rooms
The impact of research animal exposure to noise and vibration in vivariums and animal housing is a frequently overlooked aspect of biomedical research, though there is emerging recognition and study of its significance.

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