With a decade of NC3Rs funding, scientists at the University of Birmingham have developed the first mature bone organotypic model, then systematically adapted and modified it to replace the use of rodents across a range of therapeutic areas involving the study of bone growth and regeneration.
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Dr Karl Butterworth and PhD Student Dr Kathryn Brown have applied high precision cancer radiotherapy techniques used to treat human patients to improve the reproducibility and translatability of preclinical animal trials.
Principal Investigator: Miss Emma Biglin, University of Manchester

Principal Investigator: Dr James Pearce, University of Exeter

Principal Investigator: Dr Adriana Buskin, Newcastle University

Principal Investigator: Dr Masanori Asai, Imperial College London

Principal Investigator: Dr Kathryn Brown, Queen's University Belfast

Principal Investigator: Dr Jean-Francois Darrigrand, King's College London

Principal Investigator: Dr Siobhan Crilly, University of Manchester

Principal Investigator: Dr Joseph Bell, University of Southampton

Principal Investigator: Dr Savannah Lynn, University of Southampton

Principal Investigator: Dr Wendy McDougald, University of Edinburgh

Principal Investigator: Dr Deborah Caswell, The Francis Crick Institute

Principal Investigator: Dr Nargess Khalilgharibi, University College London

Principal Investigator: Dr Rhiannon Morgan, University of Liverpool

Principal Investigator: Dr Diogo Mosqueira, University of Nottingham

Principal Investigator: Dr Liane Hobson, MRC Harwell

Principal Investigator: Dr Alexandra Iordachescu, University of Birmingham

Principal Investigator: Dr Olga Baron, King's College London

Principal Investigator: Dr Scott Davies, University of Birmingham
