Apr 26, 2019 | MABioN Webinar – An introduction to the principles of plant pathology

Similar to animals, plants are targeted by a variety of pathogenic organisms. Unlike animals however, fungal infections are the most damaging and contain the must numerous pathogenic species. In addition to fungal infections, plants also suffer extensively from bacteria, viruses, and nematodes. A better understanding of the life cycles, infection cycles, and survival structures of all of these organisms will help promote safe handling, research, and disposal of these highly destructive pathogens.

Feb 28, 2019 | MABioN Webinar – Safety Games: The hunt for program awareness and buy-in

Please note: We are testing a new registration process. If you are a MABioN member, a direct GoToWebinar registration link will be displayed under this message after you login - No ticket purchase necessary. If you are NOT a member, you can either purchase the ticket at the button of this page or become a…

Dec 6, 2018 | MABioN Webinar – A Change in Climate Can Lead to a Better Safety Culture

MABioN is proud to offer a webinar discussing A Change in Climate Can Lead to a Better Safety Culture Laboratory animal research presents unique hazards to worker safety. Many times, unsafe conditions are not discovered until an injury occurs. In most cases, the injury could have been prevented had someone informed the staff or safety…

May 17, 2018 | MABioN Webinar – IMPLEMENTATION OF A BSL2 RECOGNITION PROGRAM AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

MABioN is proud to offer a webinar discussing the IMPLEMENTATION OF A BSL2 RECOGNITION PROGRAM AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY The oversight of Biological Safety Level 2 (BSL2) presents a number of challenges in research safety management in many large research institutions. The reasons for this may vary but are often some combination of lax oversight by…

April 12, 2018 | MABioN Webinar – Looking Beyond the Risk Group: Challenges in Risk Assessment

MABioN is proud to offer a webinar discussing Looking Beyond the Risk Group: Challenges in Risk Assessment The state of the art in biological research evolves at a very rapid pace. Likewise, public awareness and scrutiny of biological research programs has increased during recent years. Recognizing and mitigating potential risks to the public, environment, and…

2017 MABioN Biosafety Symposium- early bird registration extended, hotel room reservation deadline | July 17th

Early bird registration and discounted hotel room are available until July 17, 2017! Register now for

13th Annual MABioN Biosafety Symposium

Hosted by The University of Iowa - Iowa city, IA

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LAST CALL!! June 22, 2017 | MABioN Webinar – Biocontainment Concepts Related to Poultry

MABioN is proud to offer a webinar discussing the Biocontainment Concepts Related to Poultry Presented by Nick Chaplinski, MS, RBP, USDA-ARS While pathogens of human consequence create challenges in the public health sector, there is a different array of challenges present when conducting agricultural research, specifically related to poultry. This presentation will highlight basics of…

April 27, 2017 | MABioN Webinar – Genome Editing Biosafety

MABioN is proud to offer a webinar discussing the On and Off Targeting by Genome Editing in Biomedical Research Presented by Dr. Gokhan Dalgin, University of Chicago Dr. Dalgin is a developmental biologist and staff scientist at the University of Chicago. Gokhan Dalgin got his Ph.D degree at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland…

June Webinar – Nanoparticle Biosafety

MABioN is proud to offer a webinar discussing the Nanomaterials Research and Safety. The webinar will provide the attendee with an overview of nanomaterial research areas, while highlighting Dr. Achilefu's own research and some discussion of safety procedures and potential issues that need to be considered when assessing the risk of nanomaterial research. The presenter is…

April Webinar – CRISPR Basics

MABioN is proud to offer a webinar discussing the basics of CRISPR technology. The following topics will be discussed: (1) CRISPR overview (Covers history, relationship to other techniques, etc.) (2) How CRISPR works (Covers basic overview of CRISPR components) (3) Different approaches to implement CRISPR and (4) How the different approaches relates to biosafety and…

13th Annual MABioN Biosafety Symposium

Hosted by The University of Iowa - Iowa city, IA

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