A webinar for in vivo researchers or students with limited or no experience of systematic reviews.
A webinar for in vivo researchers or students with limited or no experience of systematic reviews.
To support the adoption of non-aversive methods for picking up mice, we have produced an A2-sized poster for display.
Professor Jane Hurst and Mr John Waters answer your questions about the refined handling techniques.
Tips and strategies for rolling out the refined handling methods in your facility.
The positive impact playpens have on laboratory rat welfare, and guidance on how to set one up in your institution.
An introduction to assessing the welfare impact of new enrichment.
Resources and activities around NAMs (replacement technologies used to assess drug and chemical safety).
Opportunities to reduce the use of non-human primates in toxicology programmes.
Information and support for the adoption of alternative approaches and technologies.
Tips to avoid common pitfalls when describing your experimental design and methodology in a funding proposal.
Supporting technicians in assessing the welfare impact of enrichment.
A high level introduction to best practice in mouse colony management, including confirming, archiving and maintaining mouse strains.
An introduction to systematic reviews, a powerful method used to assess accumulating evidence related to a specific research question.
Support to communicate research to replace, reduce or refine the use of animals.
Resources on rat tickling and how it can be used to promote positive human-animal interactions.
Learn more about why the single use of needles should be standard practice and how to implement this in your facility.
Overview of the scientific and welfare benefits of moving to animal-free antibodies and affinity reagents, including EURL ECVAM recommendations.
Guidance and resources to help researchers address the 3Rs in animal licence applications. Focused on the UK but applicable worldwide.
Frequently asked questions about determining whether your enrichment protocol is appropriate and effective.
Resources and case studies about the technologies available to replace animal-derived antibodies.
Videos from our May 2018 workshop on experimental design for panel members of the NC3Rs, BBSRC, CRUK, MRC and Wellcome Trust.
Winning and highly commended researchers share their work to strengthen the evidence base for replacement technologies at the 3Rs Prize ceremony.
Learn about the winning in vitro method for evaluating hormone potency and the highly commended organ-on-a-chip device to determine liver toxicity.
Guidance on best practices in confirming, archiving and maintaining strains.