This award, made through our CRACK IT Challenges programme, will support the development of a more human-relevant platform for DART testing.

Learn more about how our peer review and advice service helps funders and grant applicants to implement the 3Rs as we reach the milestone of 1,000 completed reviews.

Could your organisation sponsor the next CRACK IT Challenge to improve R&D and reduce reliance on animal models?

From the important role of statistics in implementing the 3Rs to celebrating female researchers, we look back at our most popular news stories and blog posts from the past year.

This year we have funded more PhD studentships than ever before, supporting the 3Rs researchers of the future to establish their careers.

The ‘Technologies to Tools’ funding scheme will accelerate the translation of 3Rs technologies into industry-ready products and services.

Read the report from the NC3Rs/ZSL workshop on addressing the animal welfare challenges facing amphibian research.

Professor Esther Rodriguez-Villegas from Imperial College London is recognised for TaiNi, a device for refined recording of neural activity in mice.

Preferred rewards can improve the performance of macaques in cognitive tasks, offering opportunities to refine fluid control.