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*'''Do not use other people's reagents and buffers without permission.''' | *'''Do not use other people's reagents and buffers without permission.''' | ||
*'''Always replace common reagents if you finish them.''' If you finish off something, be sure to replace it right away. | *'''Always replace common reagents if you finish them.''' If you finish off something, be sure to replace it right away. | ||
*''' | *'''Do not use other people's pipettes and consumables without permission.''' | ||
*'''No eating or drinking in the lab.''' Can lead to a big fine. | |||
*'''Do not touch door handles or computers with gloves on.''' Computers designated to be glove compatible are excepted. | |||
*'''Please clean the microscope up after use, especially the oil.''' Leaving oil on the objective can degrade its performance. | |||
*'''If something goes wrong, let someone know.''' Mistakes happen, just be sure to let people know so that we can deal with it. | |||
*'''Respond to alarms.''' If there is an alarm (say, -80C malfunction), see if you can resolve the issue. If not, tell someone else about the alarm. |
Revision as of 13:38, 3 January 2010
Some basic lab etiquette
Here's a list of some basic rules for the lab. Many are drawn from "At the Bench" as well as my own personal experience. Feel free to add your own!
- Do not use other people's reagents and buffers without permission.
- Always replace common reagents if you finish them. If you finish off something, be sure to replace it right away.
- Do not use other people's pipettes and consumables without permission.
- No eating or drinking in the lab. Can lead to a big fine.
- Do not touch door handles or computers with gloves on. Computers designated to be glove compatible are excepted.
- Please clean the microscope up after use, especially the oil. Leaving oil on the objective can degrade its performance.
- If something goes wrong, let someone know. Mistakes happen, just be sure to let people know so that we can deal with it.
- Respond to alarms. If there is an alarm (say, -80C malfunction), see if you can resolve the issue. If not, tell someone else about the alarm.