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Free webinar about how the pharmaceutical industry is tackling ‘severe’ suffering in research animals. Register before January 24, 2022.
A new study from Harvard Medical School has found that the anthrax bacteria contains a toxin that reduces pain in mice.
This article discusses animal-derived antibodies and non-animal derived antibodies, as well as the future impact of machine learning on research.
Researchers have studied how different types of cage enrichment can affect mouse welfare.
Help Charité 3R decide which projects should receive funding. The online pitching event is happening on January 18th. Don’t forget to register!
Hear the results of the ZEBRAFINE project by participating in their Zoom-meeting on January 27th.
Preregistration of animal studies leads to more reliable results and helps move towards more effective animal research.
Online workshop takes place on June 21-22, 2022. It will reflect upon the ethical and animal welfare dimensions of research.
The ALURES Statistical EU Database offers information about experimental animal use from 28 EU member states and Norway.
A new non-invasive approach for in-vivo sampling of hair follicles in mice has been developed and tested.
It is now possible to see all posters from the Danish 3R Symposium here on our website.
The Swiss 3R Competence Center has published their final newsletter of 2021.
Dr. Mark Prescott of NC3Rs explains the evidence-base for how tunnel handling and cupping improves mouse welfare and research outcomes.
Understanding Animal Research has highlighted key animal research that helped improve the world in 2021, including a malaria vaccine.
The course aims to aid researchers with experimental design and statistics and has an emphasis on Reduction and Refinement. February 2022 in Portugal.
The NC3Rs has published a report that institutions can use to develop and implement a 3R strategy.
