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Princeton University Office of Environmental Health and Safety
Princeton, NJ
Joined May 2013
The 50-year history of EHS at @Princeton tracks the development of our modern research university. A special anniversary website celebrates this milestone for our office with the story of our founding, a timeline, events, profiles and more! https://t.co/zdTJEwFPHx
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What will be the next big scientific discovery to emerge from Princeton’s labs? Here's 12 samples of promising work underway across our campus.
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What will be the next blockbuster research to emerge from Princeton’s labs? No one can say for sure, but history tells us research universities “are where the really huge discoveries begin.” A...
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Researchers should check waste pickup schedules and plan additional time for shipping materials over the holidays. We also have lab security tips for the upcoming winter break.
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Some useful considerations for researchers and staff to plan for a safe holiday period and help avoid any unexpected disruptions
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Good Friday morning! As we look to the weekend, snow is in the forecast for Saturday night and Sunday morning. Bitterly cold conditions then settle in through early next week. Our first full briefing is available here: https://t.co/JiD09By93X
#mdwx #dewx #njwx #pawx
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Princeton Research Day (PRD) is reimagined for 2026 as PRD - Undergraduate Edition, with an earlier date (Feb. 20) and new location at the Art Museum. PRD is an opportunity for undergraduates to present research projects and develop communication skills.
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The University will now require all faculty and staff to complete two cybersecurity training modules annually (in the fall and spring).
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University faculty and staff are required to complete the fall training by December 31, 2025
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On the occasion of the gala opening of the new @PUArtMuseum we revisit a fascinating EHS podcast involving a murder mystery, a weird substance and one of the museum's celebrated paintings!
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Our 18th Annual Tiger Trot for Hunger: 5k Run/Walk will be on Friday, November 21st at 3:00pm. The official registration is open at https://t.co/e5XRitf7t0!
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Here are the latest Key Messages for the strong coastal low expected to impact the U.S. East Coast this weekend through early next week. Be sure to follow your local National Weather Service office for more information.
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Welcome to Fire Safety Week! The theme this year from @NFPA is “Charge Into Safety,” and we’re marking the occasion by highlighting lithium battery safety on campus. Learn more on our website:
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E-Bikes use lithium-based batteries, which carry a risk of overheating and catching fire. This risk is increased by improper use, handling or storage.
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The Princeton Fire Department is hosting an open house on Sunday, Oct. 5. Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 5–11, and this year's theme is “Charge Into Fire Safety,” focusing on the safe use of battery-powered devices.
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This year, Fire Prevention Week is from Oct. 5–11, and the theme is "Charge Into Fire Safety."
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We’re here til 12 at Icahn (Genomics Cafe), Frick (Chemistry CaFe), Briger (first-floor atrium between B and C wing) and E-Quad (the cafe) for EHS office hours! Come by for useful information and advice or just to say hello! 👋
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Princeton has seen a seasonal uptick in incidents of bat incursions into residential spaces on campus. Information on what to do if you encounter a bat indoors is on the EHS website.
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Princeton has seen a seasonal uptick in incidents of bat incursions into residential spaces on campus. If you discover a bat in your living space on campus, the University recommends the following...
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Remembering @princeton emeritus professor of civil and environmental engineering Erik Vanmarcke, a pioneer in structural safety. Vanmarcke served as a safety and risk management consultant to dozens of government and industry groups.
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Erik Vanmarcke, an emeritus professor of civil and environmental engineering and a pioneer in structural safety, died on July 7 at 83. Through a better understanding of how forces like earthquakes...
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As this @Nature article points out, any effort to conceal materials in transport will land scientists in legal trouble. To avoid risk, never hand-carry research samples. EHS has created a page containing guidance for researchers.
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Researchers are strongly advised against hand-carrying research samples when they travel and are reminded that doing so may have severe repercussions
Kseniia Petrova is one of at least four foreign scientists accused of trying to smuggle biological material into the United States. Nature talks to legal and other experts about the cases. https://t.co/kqIZ8PxMjp
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Come over to Frick Laboratory for our Safety Summer Camp event! Raffle prizes, giveaways, treats (ice cream!) and great info to keep you safe where you work and play. We’re here until 1 pm.
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Princeton University is open as scheduled. The University is monitoring the weather forecast. For more information on how the University prepares for inclement weather, please see this FAQ
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Jump to:Monitoring ConditionsDecision-Making ProcessCommunicationsEssential vs Non-Essential Personnel DesignationWhen Campus is ClosedWhen Campus is Open During or After a Severe Weather EventMoni...
A Flood Watch is in place until 6am Friday. Storms will be capable of producing rainfall rates exceeding 2” per hour at times . Rainfall amounts of 2-4” are expected with localized amounts exceeding 6” possible. Numerous instances of flash flooding may result.
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Just a reminder: heat exhaustion and heat stroke are serious conditions - know the signs! With heat indices at 100-105 degrees and a heat advisory in effect today for Princeton, stay indoors, stay hydrated and stay safe!
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Remember folks: water, rest, shade! Better yet, just stay indoors if you can during this unprecedented heat.
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Summer is the season for working and playing outdoors at Princeton. It’s also the time to emphasize the importance of preventing and treating heat-related illness
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