The Danish 3R-Center has just supported three projects - each with potential to improve the welfare for laboratory animals.
The three projects are:
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Researchers have developed a gel-based diet that allows controlled oral dosing without injections, reducing stress and harm in the animals.
Over 500 researchers gathered at the conference to present advances in organoids, human-on-chip systems, and toxicological testing.
Registration for this year’s symposium is still open. Take the opportunity to bring a poster and present your work to fellow researchers.
Researchers at the University of Rochester use a tissue chip to study how inflammation and biochemical signals contribute to brain damage.
The center aims to develop standardized organoid-based methods to reduce the use of laboratory animals and increase reproducibility in research.
The October issue presents several new studies focusing on improved anesthesia protocols and advanced methods such as organ-on-chip and organoids.
On October 7, Christin Elster and Ashley Duplessis will present fluorescence-based techniques that improve the analysis of infarct and scar tissue in…
Join the Danish 3R Center’s annual symposium on 12–13 November 2025. Participation is free, but registration closes on 29 October.
