It depends on your lab's policies and the type of package being delivered. Some labs do not allow personal packages to be delivered, while others may have restrictions on the types of items that can be delivered. It is best to check with your lab supervisor before having a package delivered.
When ordering a package, be sure to include the full lab address and any specific instructions for delivery, such as a lab room or building number. You can also notify your lab supervisor or labmates that you are expecting a package to ensure it is received correctly.
If you are not in the lab when the package is delivered, it will likely be delivered to a designated mailroom or office for your department. You can check with your lab supervisor or the department's main office to retrieve your package.
It is generally not recommended to have perishable items delivered to the lab, as they may not be properly stored or refrigerated. It is best to have perishable items delivered to your home or a designated personal address instead.
Again, this depends on your lab's policies and the type of package being delivered. It is best to check with your lab supervisor before ordering any large or heavy items to be delivered to the lab.