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Waste Disposal at SwissFEL Biolab (Ver. 1/2018, Antonia Furrer)

All waste produced in the SwissFEL Biolab should be appropriately disposed of at PSI. You are prohibited to transport waste back to your home institution. Designated areas exist in the labs for sharps, broken glass, and hazardous waste. Sharps, broken glass, and hazardous waste must never be disposed of in the trash cans or sink drains.

Once contained and labeled, hazardous waste should be placed into the lab’s hazardous waste cabinet. Waste should be segregated by hazard type into the appropriate bin.

Non-hazardous lab waste like proteins, biological buffers, and salts may be eligible for sink disposal. Candidates for sink disposal must be approved by the lab manager in advance.

Special Considerations: If you are producing large volumes of waste, please let us know before you begin your experiment.

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