Biosafety Links
European Federation Biotechnology Working Party Safety in Biotechnology
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List of links to other biosafety related sites:
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Laboratory Acquired Infections - A bibliography compiled by Chris Collins
- 28 - 29 May 1998, Vienna International
information and discussion forum on the
potential implications for biotechnology R&D and production of
the legally binding protocol being negotiated to strengthen the
Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention (BTWC)
- 11 - 15 July 1999, Brussels, Belgium, 9th
European Congress on Biotechnology including Health, Agro-Food,
Environment and Chemicals.
- the European Federation
Biotechnology homepage Web Server
- the UNIDO Bio
Informations Network and Advisory Service BINAS Web Server
- The Swiss Agency for Biosafety
Research and Assessment of Technology Impacts BATS
- The European Biological Safety Association
- The American Biological Safety Association
(new www address !!! http://www.absa.org)
- The Belgian Biosafety Server
with lots of links
- Biosafety
Information at the Michigan State University with it's excellent
collection of
- The US
Office of Health and Safety, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
biosafety related publications
- The
Austrian Ministry of Science and Technology with the Austrian
Gentechnology law, related EU-guidelines and it`s on-line application
and notification procedure
- The Austrian regulation on the protection of
workers from risks related to biological agents at work (in German)
- World Health Organisation WHO
with the WHO
Communicable Disease Surveillance and Response (CSR) and the WHO
Weekly epidemiological record
- The United
States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural
Biotechnology Information Homepage
- Biosafety
Information at UC Davis
- The BioSafety on-line journal
- The German Federal Research
Centre for Nutrition with publications
on safety of novel food (mostly in German)
- Aerobiological
Engineering at thePennsylvania State University Graduate School
of Architectural Engineering and Department of Biology
- National
Antimicrobial Information Network
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute's On-line safety training site (New site, with information and excellent training material !!)
Reference Materials and Data Sheets
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"Bad Bug Book": Foodborne Pathogenic Microorganisms and Natural Toxins (FDA/CFSAN).
- Airborne
Pathogen Database: from the Aerobiological Engineering at the
Pennsylvania State University
- US National Food Safety Data Base
- NIH Design Policy and
Guidelines for Clinical Centers, Research Laboratories, Vivaria and
related Reference Materials
- The Labsafety
Workshops 40 Suggestions for a Safer (chemical) Lab
- Health
Canada's excellent Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) on many common pathogens
- A list of Material
Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) internet resources
- MSDS
database at Cornell: One of the most extensive MSDS on-line
searchable free databases (~ 325,000 MSDS files)
- EPA's lists of
approved disinfectants at the National
Antimicrobial Information Network
BTWC related links
-
28 - 29 May 1998, Vienna International information and discussion forum on the potential implications for biotechnology R&D and production of the legally binding protocol being negotiated to strengthen the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention (BTWC)
- The
Department of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford
- CBIAC (The Chemical and
Biological Defense Information Analysis Center)
- HSP (Harvard Sussex Program)
on CBW Armament and Arms Limitation
- SIPRI
(Stockholm International Peace Research Institute) Chemical and
Biological Warfare Project
- The Henry L. Stimson Center,
Chemical and Biological Weapons Nonproliferation Project
- Biological and Toxin
Weapons Working Group, Federation of American Scientists
- ASA (Applied Science and
Analysis, Inc.) Newsletter
- Chemical and Biological Arms
Control Institute
- CDC'S
biosafety documents including the Laboratory Registration Select
Agent Transfer Program
- Center for Civilian Biodefense Studies at John Hopkins
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Page updated 2.February 2000 by Otto Doblhoff
© Copyright EFB Working Party Safety in Biotechnology.
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