Research Vivarium Design Considerations Optimizing and Supporting Biosignal, Biodevice, and Biomedical Engineering

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Research Vivarium Design Considerations Optimizing and Supporting Biosignal, Biodevice, and Biomedical Engineering

In Proceedings of the International Workshop on Veterinary Biosignals and Biodevices - Volume 0BIOSTEC, 3-8, 2012 , Vilamoura, Algarve, Portugal

Author: Patrick Sharp

Affiliation: Consultant, United States

Keyword(s): Vivarium, Design

Abstract: Contemporary biomedical research supporting biosignal, biodevice, and biomedical engineering will be conducted in either new or remodeled animal facilities. It is important for researchers, veterinarians, and architects to have a better understanding of each other’s needs when considering new or remodeled facilities; especially in light of new regulatory and voluntary compliance standards. Contemporary facilities are more than ‘animal warehouses,’ they play an integral part of the research program by offering procedure and research support facilities. By maintaining the animals in the controlled environment found in the vivarium, fewer research variables are introduced (e.g., transportation, disease). The presentation will offer insights on facility needs, design considerations, and potential pitfalls to the attendees. The cost of contemporary animal facilities is more expensive than most institutions anticipate, but can be properly managed; the importance of life cycle cost will als o be discussed. (More)

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Sharp, P. (2012). Research Vivarium Design Considerations Optimizing and Supporting Biosignal, Biodevice, and Biomedical Engineering. In Proceedings of the International Workshop on Veterinary Biosignals and Biodevices (BIOSTEC 2012) - VBB; ISBN 978-989-8425-94-2, SciTePress, pages 3-8. DOI: 10.5220/0003863300030008

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