Case studies
Examples of where adjustments have been made in order to successfully create disability inclusive laboratories.
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Accessibility is built into every aspect of laboratory design
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Accessible laboratories by design
A state-of-the-art new science building, including a chemistry laboratory, was opened in 2019, which had accessibility at the heart of its design.
Hearing aids and modern building design
Modern hearing aids have more sophisticated noise filters, providing better noise control and making them much more effective.
Inclusive culture is part of everyday laboratory life
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Health and Safety, EDI and lessons in accommodating adjustments for future students
A Faculty Safety Manager worked in collaboration with others to prepare for the arrival of a prospective student who used a wheelchair.
Disabled people are empowered and influential within laboratories
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Assistance dog
Assistance dogs are highly trained to carry out tasks and provide alerts to support a disabled person or a person with a long-term health condition.
Accommodating a student doing forensic lab work
A Forensics lecturer supported a mature undergraduate student with multiple disabilities, enabling them to successfully complete their lab assessment.