Laboratory Mouse and Laboratory Rat This article reviews both Laboratory Mouse: Procedural Techniques Manual and DVD as well as Laboratory Rat: Procedural Techniques Manual and DVD.
Activities for Trainers Last month in this column, the use and misuse of icebreakers was discussed.
Enrichment Impact on Post-Surgical Recovery Knowledge and understanding of the fundamental biological requirements and the impact of the laboratory environment on laboratory animal species continues to be a topic of debate among the research community
Lean in the Lab: A Primer Learn what being Lean means and how it was successfully implemented at the Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Comparative Medicine.
Encouraging Communication and Team Spirit For some time now Dr Lisa Martin, Animal Laboratory Facility Director, State University of New York at Buffalo, has been building and nurturing close working relationships among facility personnel and their clients.
Ethics Training In the past few years there have been a number of high profile instances of unethical behavior exposed in the media. In 2005, a South Korean researcher faked the cloning of a human embryo.
Zen and the Art of Managing The goal in the classical Japanese Zen arts is to achieve mastery through spiritual practice. In recent years, many attempts have been made to bring this kind of Zen thinking to the West.
Ethics Training In the past few years there have been a number of high profile instances of unethical behavior exposed in the media. In 2005, a South Korean researcher faked the cloning of a human embryo.
Training is part of my job description. Now what? In this column, the subject matter is often directed to dedicated trainers, i.e., those people who are responsible for the design, development, and implementation of training programs at their facility.