Sustainability in the Lab Concerns Us All Sustainability is becoming more and more important in public life. Wherever we interact in our personal area, there is a growing number of sustainability topics. The same holds true for our interaction with you, our customers in the labs worldwide. Whenever the topic of sustainability comes up in the scientific community, there are many issues to consider. Energy-guzzling ULT freezers, containers with biological, chemical, or radioactive waste, large bags of used plastic tips and tubes are just some examples. In addition, lab employees are facing packaging materials, noisy instruments or devices with unergonomic handling, 24/7 science jobs, fixed-term job contracts, and limited budgets.  Whereas just a few years ago the topic of sustainability was mainly driven by dedicated employees in academic institutes and research-based companies, there has been a noticeable change for some time now. Purchasing departments as well as procurements systems request information. we see a growing interest in Eppendorf and our approach to sustainability.  Listen the topic of sustainability in the lab and how to improve the situation. 

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