BIOTIN Health and Safety Lectures at Host Institutions

Safety is the foundation of successful scientific research, and the BIOTIN Project upholds this principle through its Health and Safety Lectures, conducted at each host institution—IZTECH, BOUN, and IBG. These essential sessions provide fellows with the fundamental knowledge and precautions required to conduct their research responsibly and securely.

As a core component of the BIOTIN Project, these lectures are designed to equip fellows with the necessary safety protocols, laboratory best practices, and emergency procedures before they fully embark on their research journey. Each institution tailored its session to address the unique risks and requirements of its research environment, ensuring a comprehensive and institution-specific approach.

From handling hazardous materials to ensuring biosafety compliance, the training sessions covered critical safety measures that will protect researchers, their teams, and the integrity of their work. By instilling a strong safety culture from the beginning, BIOTIN is fostering a research environment where innovation can thrive without compromising well-being.

With these lectures, BIOTIN reaffirms its commitment to empowering young scientists—not just with cutting-edge research skills but also with the awareness and responsibility needed to maintain safe and ethical research practices.