Labs21 currently offers two one-day courses that introduce strategies
for designing and constructing sustainable laboratories in both
new and existing facilities. One course covers introductory topics,
while the other is more advanced, designed for those who have already
taken the introductory course. The courses, which cover topics ranging
from the architecture of high-performance laboratories to the energy
efficient design process, are taught by seasoned laboratory designers,
energy managers, and facilities professionals.
Labs21 also offers two half-day courses that cover specific topics
in sustainable engineering and design. The courses are specific
to Environmental Performance Criteria (EPC) and Operations and Maintenence
(O&M). They each delve further into the sustainable laboratory
design principles and provide attendees a more focused look at sustainable
practices.
Use the links to the right to learn more about each course, plus
a list of upcoming and past offerings.
Become a Registered Labs21 Instructor
Laboratories for the 21st Century (Labs21) is now accepting applications
from experts in the field of sustainable laboratory design to become
registered instructors for the following Labs21 courses:
• Labs21 Introductory Course: High Performance, Low-Energy
Design
• Labs21 Advanced Course: Laboratory Ventilation Design
• Labs21 Workshop: Environmental Performance Criteria
• Labs21 Workshop: Operations and Maintenance
To apply, please complete the Registered
Labs21 Instructor Application (
4 pp., 50.5 KB, about
PDF). Completed forms should be faxed to 703-841-1440, or emailed
to Labs21.
Note: Labs21 2008 Workshop Co-Sponsor, the International
Institute for Sustainable Laboratories
(I2SL)will provide compensation for instructors' time
and expenses.
Labs21 Goes Down Under
Learn about Labs21's participation in a sustainable
laboratory design conference in Brisbane, Australia.
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