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In life science research, a safe, efficient, precisely controlled low-temperature environment is a core factor in determining research quality and outcomes.

Limited laboratory space, zero tolerance for experimental disruption, and equipment in urgent need of replacement—researchers at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) were recently confronted with a formidable challenge: the full replacement of 64 biological safety cabinets across facilities.

Amid the global shift toward sustainable development, the scientific research community is accelerating its transition to green practices. Australia's Westmead Institute for Medical Research has recently joined the Freezer Challenge, a global initiative jointly launched by My Green Lab and the International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories (I2SL) to optimize low-temperature storage practices and reduce laboratory energy consumption and carbon emissions. As a key partner, Haier Biomedical is supporting Westmead’s transition with its leading ultra-low temperature (ULT) storage technology, helping the institute steadily advance its green initiatives and contributing to the broader transition toward sustainability in the biomedical industry.

Building an efficient and reliable healthcare system is central to strengthening public health in Pakistan. Through its strong technological capabilities and outstanding product quality, Haier Biomedical has recently deployed its Pharmacy Refrigerators and Blood Bank Refrigerators at Chughtai Healthcare, Pakistan’s leading large-scale comprehensive medical institution, enhancing operational efficiency and service reliability while building a more sustainable and dependable public healthcare infrastructure.