On October 22, members of the UC Davis research community gathered in the Student Community Center to celebrate the winners of the 2025 Lab Safety Awards, an event that recognized the people and practices keeping UC Davis research safe, responsible, and forward-thinking.
Bryce Council has been named Executive Director of Transportation Services at UC Davis, following a nationwide search. He will begin his new role on November 1.
Safety Services is excited to announce the release of our latest SafetyNet #156, A Guide to Selecting the Right Surge Protector. This comprehensive guide is essential for anyone seeking to safeguard their valuable electronic equipment against voltage spikes.
Commuting on campus is changing rapidly with the growing use of e-bikes, e-scooters and other micromobility devices. 15 mph speed limit throughout the restricted campus core and on all off-street bike paths.
Drop, cover and hold on when UC Davis tests its WarnMe emergency communications system as a participant in the Great California ShakeOut Thursday, Oct. 16. The optional drill highlights “drop, cover and hold on.” The messages will encourage recipients to practice the drill to drop, cover, and hold on for a few seconds. There will be no follow-up message.
UC Davis Emergency Management was recently named the recipient of the UC Excellence Award, the highest recognition across the University of California system, for his work in emergency management. Campus Emergency Manager, Benton Best, along with Mission Continuity Planner, Patrick Seward, were recognized for setting UC Davis apart as a leader in preparedness and resilience.
There are several different types of ventilation controls available in laboratories, each offering specific protections when used properly. These include chemical fume hoods, biosafety cabinets, and laminar flow hoods.
Read more about how each unit functions, what protection they offer, and what happens to the contaminated air.
