The Green Lab Challenge: Take Action!

Join us for this event to learn how you can improve lab sustainability, reducing the environmental footprint of your research.

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Industry and academic labs are energy-intensive, high waste–producing workspaces. To improve the ecological footprint of biomedical research, best practices are being developed to reduce energy and water usage, and to reduce the amount of hazardous waste produced. Join us for this event to learn how you can improve lab sustainability, reducing the environmental footprint of your research.

Topics to be covered:

Dr. Kristi Budzinski
Green BioPharma Program Manager
Genentech

Quentin Gilly
Senior Coordinator
Office for Sustainability/FAS Green Labs Program
Harvard University

Allison Paradise
Executive Director
My Green Lab

Eppendorf

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