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FEATURE ARTICLE

AALAS 2008 Product Trends
By: Sandro Bressi, Mitsy Canto-Jacobs, Carlos Perez-Rubio, Tony Sun, and Erik Terry HDR CUH2A

The American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS) held its 59th Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana this past November 9th through13th. Not surprisingly, the theme for the conference was Neuroscience and Neurological Research. Over the past year, we've seen many institutions receive financial support to expand research programs that target diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. The exhibit hall was filled with products, partnerships and services for animal facilities to support research in neural biology and biomedicine, and develop high-throughput capability in existing facilities. HDR CUH2A sent a team of vivarium designers to survey new products.

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PRODUCT FOCUS
Workstation
The DWS range of Downflow Workstations operate at low noise levels, recirculate air, and do not exhaust expensive conditioned and/or heated air into the atmosphere. The units have been designed to provide a small bench mounted unit with unrestricted access for those operations that are difficult to perform in a conventional fume hood. To provide protection, the downflow action takes the contaminated air away from the operator and an alarm will sound when the airflow falls to an unacceptable level. Air Science
 
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In academic institutions, the most serious issue is the restriction of access to hazardous chemicals to appropriate personnel. Students and others will steal chemicals. Keep the door to the storeroom locked and only allow authorized people to get at these materials.

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INDUSTRY NEWS
IN THE MAGAZINE

Cover of ALN Magazine's November issueIsolation Technology as Applied to Lab Animal Research
By Patrice Cloué, Rich Apolinar, and Randy Kray

Cost and process improvement within biocontainment space

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