Today, we officially become UL’s Fire Safety Research Institute (FSRI). Check out our new website at https://fsri.org to learn more about our expanded focus and our evolving mission to address the world’s unresolved fire safety risks and emerging dangers. We look forward to continuing and growing our collaboration with the fire service as well as other stakeholder groups, and we thank you for your continued support. | Fire Safety Research Institute

FSRI is evolving! Building on our legacy of conducting research with the fire service, we are expanding the scope of our work to address unresolved fire safety risks and emerging dangers. We are excited to enter this next chapter in advancing fire safety together with all of you. Watch this video to learn more. Additional details coming soon! | Fire Safety Research Institute

Over the last two weeks, the FSRI team has been conducting experiments inside the concrete burn building at the Maryland Fire & Rescue Institute - North East Regional Training Center for our "Training Fire Exposures from the Source: Developing a Risk Benefit Framework" study. During this series of multi-compartment fuel experiments, we have been studying the impact of fuel choice, ventilation configuration, structure construction, and suppression on thermal conditions and exposures within the fi

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