The two reports highlight how the 3Rs are being advanced in drug development internationally, as well as the progress of adopting non-animal methods for acute toxicity testing.

Our five new Board members will bring a wealth of expertise to their role, supporting the NC3Rs to deliver on its strategic goals.

Five awards have been made this year to support the development of a diverse selection of 3Rs approaches.

Highlighting the work of ten teams involved in our CRACK IT programme who have produced 3Rs focused outputs that include prototypes, products and services.

£2.7 million is available for three new Challenges – applications are sought from SMEs and academic consortia.

Our new citizen science project gives anyone the chance to get involved in improving laboratory mouse welfare – project volunteer Emma Robinson explains how.

The new modules, which focus on pre-anaesthetic preparations and choosing an anaesthetic, are the first in a series that will address the learning outcomes of module EU21.

The Fish Behaviour Index uses a camera and tracking software to assess how zebrafish behaviour changes in response to laboratory procedures.

We look back at the events we sponsored in Birmingham, London and Newcastle as part of Pint of Science 2019, which featured NC3Rs-funded researchers from a variety of fields speaking about their work.