The use of primates in the safety testing of monoclonal antibodies prior to clinical trials could be reduced by t

The winner of the second annual 3Rs Prize is Professor Alan Fairlamb.

A proposal to re-use cow eyes left over as abattoir waste, as a replacement for animal tests, is one of nine projects that have been awarded fundin

Professor William Russell, who originally developed the concept of the 3Rs with his colleague Rex Burch, sadly died on 27 July 2006 at the age of 8

The NC3Rs today announces new grants for pioneering research projects.

The National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research (NC3Rs) announces today that it has been awarded additiona

A three-year sponsorship of a new scientific post at the NC3Rs that demonstrates the pharmaceutical industry's continued commitment to the centres

A researcher's innovative approach to refining medical research on animals has been awarded the inaugural Replacement, Refinement and Reduction (3R

The Board has allocated £500K to be awarded in 2005 for new research projects into the 3Rs and also announced two new projects to start this year,