The Stanford University Biosafety Manual (2023) outlines best practices, regulations, and training requirements for working with biological materials, recombinant DNA, and infectious agents. It highlights the importance of safety culture in academic research, emphasizing risk assessment, protective equipment, and responsible laboratory management. The manual provides clear guidance on biosafety levels, waste management, transportation of hazardous materials, and emergency procedures. Designed as a practical tool for students, researchers, and faculty, it integrates safety into everyday scientific practice—ensuring both excellence in research and protection of the wider community.

Explore the manual and use it as inspiration to integrate safety into your own research practice.

Full manual: here