Checklists to assist funders in assessing whether animal research conducted overseas conforms to UK welfare standards.

Checklists to assist funders in assessing whether animal research conducted overseas conforms to UK welfare standards.
How funding bodies can embed the 3Rs in their peer review process, including details of our review and advice service.
Information and guidance for the use of automated systems to monitoring the behaviour of animals in preclinical research.
Posters and other resources on the use of grimace scales to assess pain in laboratory animals.
Guidance document on opportunities to reduce and refine the use of GA mice through cryopreservation and sharing.
Guidance for those overseeing animal research at institutions on recognising 3Rs opportunities and putting them into practice.
Reporting guidelines for animal experiments, and additional resources to support their use.
A webinar introducing our two 3Rs self-assessment tools; one for research groups and the other for research institutions.
Free-to-use interactive tools for research groups and institutions to benchmark their activities and identify new 3Rs opportunities.
Practical resources to ensure that the 3Rs are considered and kept a priority when services are disrupted.
Our approach to ensuring transparency in our work and its outputs.
Promoting values and behaviours that support an institution-wide commitment to the 3Rs.
Promoting an institution-wide commitment to animal welfare.
A webinar introducing the revised ARRIVE guidelines, the items in the ARRIVE Essential 10, and relevant resources.
To support the adoption of non-aversive methods for picking up mice, we have produced an A2-sized poster for display.
Expectations of the major UK research council and charitable funding bodies for those working with vertebrates in biosciences research.
Videos from our May 2018 workshop on experimental design for panel members of the NC3Rs, BBSRC, CRUK, MRC and Wellcome Trust.
Guidelines on non-human primate accommodation, care and use adopted by the major UK bioscience funders.
Seven related principles that all research institutions should adopt or consider.