Innovative European Laboratory Designs and Technologies
Wednesday, October 3
2:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Differing regulations, energy costs, business practices, and other
factors mean that laboratory design and operation can be very different
in Europe than in North America. This session profiled some of the
interesting laboratory design approaches and technologies that have
been identified through Labs21 UK events held in Belgium, Britain,
Germany, and Switzerland over the last year. This symposium was
of particular interest to domestic professionals and suppliers interested
in new ideas and/or building or developing a European presence.
Panel Presentations:
Welcome – A Brief
Overview of Key Business, Regulatory, and Technical Differences
Between European and US Laboratories
Peter James, Co-Director, Higher Education Environmental
Performance Improvement (HEEPI) project and Coordinator, Labs21
UK, United Kingdom
New European Approaches
to Laboratory Design – Risk-Based Safety Standards and Ultra
Flexible Utilities
Mike Dockery, Consultant, Health and Safety Laboratory,
United Kingdom
Flexible Laboratory Solutions
for User Needs and Sustainability – A View from Europe’s
Largest Laboratory Furniture Manufacturer
Konrad Kreuzer, CEO, Waldner, Germany
Fully Mobile VAV Fume
Hoods and Other "Plug In" Laboratory Equipment
Alberto Rivolta, Managing Director, Gloria Artec,
Italy
European Approach: What are the Implications for North America
and Other Continents?
Panel Discussion
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