Re: 這真誇張~
I totally agree with your point. Actually, in our department, students are
also not allowed to do any experiments on weekends and bank holidays without
getting a safety approval. To apply for the safety approval, students have to
clearly address the reason and necessity of taking experiments on holidays.
※ 引述《lerudit (l'Erudit)》之銘言：
: In some schools, experimental works usually involve devices or techniques,
: which are at some risks of safety. I don't know how this issue is treated
: everywhere. What I saw in Taiwan was, nobody cared when the machines were run.
: Safety risks would only be discussed when something happens...
: Surely, you can always go to laboratory and run experiments at any time.
: Nobody cared...
: I also saw some schools (not in Taiwan) dealing with this issue differently.
: The rules were quite strict that no experiments were allowed to be performed
: without any qualified experienced technicians standing by. This means
: no experimental work within non-working hours, weekends and public
: holidays. However, if you go to school on 9 o'clock Monday morning, you are
: welcome to do your work with assistance. The schools are still open on the
: other time, but only offices and computers are allowed to be used.
: Certainly, data processing, analyses and thinking all take time.
: Does the latter make any research not efficient? Will the former get better
: efficiency? It depends on the situations and the researchers.
: For myself, I cannot see any problem with the latter arrangement.
: That just means the students have to plan their time better, and that is even
: better for the researchers themselves ---- they can have better social lives,
: healthy and natural tempo. The most important thing is the safety issue is
: seriously concerned. Additionally, the energy cost is reasonably lowered down
: because everybody working together within daylight hours.
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※ 編輯: nightcatman 來自: 163.1.159.199 (04/18 09:39)
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