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The first step of the 'Measures for Strengthening Laboratory Safety,' which the government grandly announced late last month, turned out to be a predictable round of one-off promotional booths and merchandise distribution. The Ministry of Science and ICT, in cooperation with the National Research Safety Management Headquarters of the Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology, announced that it will host the 'First Half of 2026 Laboratory Safety Campaign' to prevent laboratory accidents. The core slogan of this event is "Protective Gear First, Before Experiments"—a phrase that is completely obvious and textbook.

Lee Jun-bae, Director General of the Future Research Talent Policy Bureau at the Ministry of Science and ICT, laid particular emphasis on the voluntary practice culture of the fields. His logic dictates that since the government has established and implemented the countermeasures, it is now up to the graduate and undergraduate students participating in high-risk research to internalize basic regulations themselves, while research institutions must show concern. This viewpoint reveals a bureaucratic tendency to shift the responsibility for accidents back to the "lack of safety awareness" among research personnel, rather than first resolving regulatory bottleneck barriers or institutional obstacles in the jurisdiction.

The greatest change in this campaign, as proudly touted by the Ministry, is the numerical milestone of 'expanding the event to twice a year.' The Ministry is loudly publicizing its plan to establish a massive governance framework spanning 4,600 universities, research institutes, and corporate research centers across the country. They plan to visit universities where recent accidents occurred to hold OX quizzes and hand out prizes like safety goggles to those who participate in online safety sticker verification challenges. This is a reenactment of performance-centered administration, where past government agencies exposed available department personnel and brilliant event participation statistics all at once to the media right after announcing a new policy to prove visible administrative achievements.

However, behind this seemingly flawless promotion, the chronic blind spots that science and engineering graduate students and unskilled undergraduates actually face in laboratories remain neglected. The real problem confronted by researchers on-site is not that they "do not know about protective gear and therefore omit it," but rather the chronic shortage of manpower, poorly maintained ventilation systems, aging experimental equipment left neglected, and the lack of time to follow safety regulations due to excessive research project workloads. Administrative measures that make a show as if a perfect safety environment has been established through a few short seminars or booth events will only draw cynicism from the fields. Aggravating administrative processing performance by gathering at a situation room to calculate mobile app subscriber metrics or challenge participation indexes can never break the cycle of laboratory explosions and chemical leakage accidents that recur every year.

The safety administration of the Ministry keeps completely silent regarding the real data hidden behind the press release—such as the reality of university laboratories unable to replace gas mask filters on time due to budget shortages, or the risk of failing early management settlement once the temporary campaign ends. Instead of mere wordplay like 'protecting science and technology talents,' what the government must do first is provide financial subsidies so that universities can constantly hire safety experts, and thoroughly replace deteriorated infrastructures. The Ministry of Science and ICT must refrain from showing-off challenge competitions and annual monitoring politics, and concentrate its capabilities first on substantializing a permanent consultation body where research subjects and safety experts can constantly inspect laboratory risk factors and directly adjust budget allocations so that citizens can actually feel it.
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