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[[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/in-the-lab|Biological safety]] in research is taken very seriously in our lab. We also considered the influence of our work outside of this protected area. For example, what are the [[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/ethics|ethical implications]] of our project? What is the [[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/society/survey|opinion of the general public]] about synthetic biology? And [[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/society/who-owns-you|what can be done with our results]] after we publish it?
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Safety considerations are of great importance when working in a biological lab, and as an iGEM team working with biological material we took the necessary safety precautions and explorations very seriously. (Biological) Safety is not only limited to rules and regulations, but also follows from common sense and paying attention to detail. On our [[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/in-the-lab|Biological safety]] page we further explore the possible risks, safety and security concerns connected to Synthetic Biology and specifically our project. On this page we also answer all the questions on biological safety asked by iGEM.
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*[[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/in-the-lab|Biological Safety]]
*[[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/in-the-lab|Biological Safety]]
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*[[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/society|Safety for Society]]
 
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**[[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/ethics|Ethical Exploration]]
 
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**[[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/society/who-owns-you|''Who Owns You?'' documentary]]
 
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**[[Team:TU_Delft/Safety/society/survey|Video Survey]]
 
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    <li><strong>Would any of your project ideas raise safety issues in terms of:
 
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        <li> researcher safety, </li>
 
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        <li> public safety, or </li>
 
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        <li> environmental safety? </li>
 
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    <li><strong> Do any of the new BioBrick parts (or devices) that you made this year raise any safety issues? If yes,
 
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        <li> did you document these issues in the Registry? </li>
 
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        <li> how did you manage to handle the safety issue? </li>
 
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        <li> How could other teams learn from your experience? </li>
 
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    <li><strong>Is there a local biosafety group, committee, or review board at your institution? </strong>
 
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            <li> If yes, what does your local biosafety group think about your project? </li>
 
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    <li><strong>Do you have any other ideas how to deal with safety issues that could be useful for future iGEM competitions? How could parts, devices and systems be made even safer through biosafety engineering? </strong></li>
 
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Latest revision as of 13:42, 25 October 2010

Safety

TUDelft safety Biohazard.png

Safety considerations are of great importance when working in a biological lab, and as an iGEM team working with biological material we took the necessary safety precautions and explorations very seriously. (Biological) Safety is not only limited to rules and regulations, but also follows from common sense and paying attention to detail. On our Biological safety page we further explore the possible risks, safety and security concerns connected to Synthetic Biology and specifically our project. On this page we also answer all the questions on biological safety asked by iGEM.

Continue reading:

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