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Environmental Health and Safetyweb site.
lab safety may be a familiar topic to those who came from wet-lab backgrounds, but those who are coming in from the computational side really need to learn this stuff! UC has also gotten much more strict about lab safety in the past couple of years, so sloppy lab safety practices you may have learned earlier will not be tolerated. The lab safety information can be found using the left-navigation panel of http://ehs.ucsc.edu/programs/research-safety/index.html
Online training for lab safety at UC Laboratory Safety Fundamentals (search for "Laboratory Safety")
The ergonomics resources can be found at the bottom of http://ehs.ucsc.edu/programs/ergo/index.html
Avoid the wrist and back problems that plague so many computer people! There is a computer workstation self-assessment at http://ehs.ucsc.edu/programs/ergo/#OES
According to the EHS experts:
Sometimes students can encounter challenges with the UC Learning Center, especially if they are not in the UCSC payroll (PPS) system. If your student encounters any issues, please let us know and we will help.
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