The Safer Choice: Improving Safety in the Lab through product selection and usage
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Safety matters. And in the lab, safety matters a lot.
However, selecting the safest type of labware for an application can sometimes be overlooked. And even with the best laboratory equipment for the task at hand, safety in the lab can still be improved by sharing information about the best working practices as widely as possible.
In this webinar, product experts for DWK Life Sciences, a leading global manufacturer and supplier of precision labware, will do exactly that. Join the team as they explain the important factors to consider when selecting laboratory products and how initial product selection can contribute to improved safety.
The webinar will also include practical tips and tricks for the day-to-day usage, cleaning and maintenance of essential labware, with the insights delivered by the team designed to protect you, your colleagues, and the contents you are working with.
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Presented by:
Haneen Al-Azzawi
Haneen Al-Azzawi is the Market Segment Manager for the Lab division at DWK Life Sciences. After working as a researcher in human genomics and cancer, Haneen obtained a PhD in mammalian Epigenetics from the University of Nottingham. She then moved into a commercial role with a focus on helping today’s laboratory scientists find the right tools for their application. Haneen will be joined on the webinar by Alistair Rees, a senior product manager at DWK Life Sciences. Alistair is responsible for managing the range of technical glass bottles manufactured by DWK Life Sciences. Originally trained in biochemistry, Alistair has over three decades of experience in the sales and marketing of scientific products, including 18 years’ experience of using borosilicate glass in technical applications. Haneen will also be joined by Rachel Adams, a product manager at DWK Life Sciences, specialising in laboratory plasticware. Rachel has a degree in biological sciences and has worked in the scientific sector for 30 years. She has worked extensively with both equipment and plastic consumable products, supporting a wide range of users within the Clinical, Life Science, Biotech and industrial markets.