Past EBSA courses

Biosafety cabinets are the most important and most widely used primary containment equipment in microbiological and biomedical laboratories (BSL-2, BSL-3 and BSL-4) for the protection of workers, the environment and the product. 

This is a highly interactive course.
The trainers guide you through the maze of making a training program, fit for the audience; including an introduction to various ways of teaching, organizing group work and evaluation of training. 

The course is aimed at biosafety people and others desiring to create User Requirement Specifications (URSs) which optimize the ability to create successful outcomes.

This course will provide researchers, biosafety professionals and facility managers an insight into the assessment of risk, design, operation and management of contained use activities involving arthropods.

The aim of this course is to reflect on the rationale and benefit of science regulation in different research fields from a bioethical point of view.
We will start with a brief introduction to the aims and methodology of bioethics and the general relation between ethics and law. 

Techniques of genetic engineering have allowed significant reconstruction of organisms.

The course will describe the basic principles of training to allow the particpants to develop and carryout internal Biosafety training programmes tailored to different audiences and to evaluate the effectiveness of the training.