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Using exposure science to refine and reduce animal use, and support the uptake of new approach methodologies

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Hear more about the winning method which has regulatory approval and the potential to replace the use of animals for evaluating hormone potency.

3Rs Prize webinar title slide from 2024

Quarterly e-newsletter to keep the scientific community updated on news from the NC3Rs Toxicology and Regulatory Sciences programme.

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Projects to ensure that the in vivo tests involved in ED assessment are as robust as possible, particularly focusing on aquatic species.

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Our self-assessment tools are currently under redevelopment. Find out more about this project and our future plans.

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Guiding strategy and encouraging the adoption of microsampling techniques within any research or safety study.

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Bringing researchers together to exchange information, support collaborations and share technologies to maximise 3Rs impacts in oncology research.

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NC3Rs resources for oncology researchers developing 3Rs models or establishing new collaborations.

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Resources to help researchers initiate collaborations and share technologies to maximise the scientific and 3Rs impact of oncology models.

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