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RETINAS: Origin retinas syringe insertion device

Contractor: Allen Pearson, Origin Product Design Limited

CRACK IT Challenge

Optimisation of a flow-based human in vitro blood–brain barrier model to replace animal models for studying immunopathogenesis of viral brain infections

Principal Investigator: Dr Adjanie Patabendige, University of Liverpool

Fellowship

Reducing animal dependency in diabetes research through pancreatic stem cells

Principal Investigator: Professor Mark Dunne, University of Manchester

PhD Studentship

Construction of a miniaturised human lymph node model as an alternative to the Local Lymph Node Assay

Principal Investigator: Professor Amir Ghaemmaghami, University of Nottingham

PhD Studentship

Reduction & refinement in animal models of neuropathic pain: using systematic review & meta-analysis

Principal Investigator: Dr Emily Sena, University of Edinburgh

Project grant

Using induced pluripotent stem cells as a replacement for in vivo models to screen novel therapies which target self-renewal pathways in chronic myeloid leukaemia

Principal Investigator: Dr Helen Wheadon, University of Glasgow

PhD Studentship

Refining, reducing and replacing in vivo WHO-standard preclinical assays of snake venom pathology and antivenom efficacy

Principal Investigator: Dr Robert Harrison, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

PhD Studentship

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Developing an integrated "in vitro carcinogenicity predictive tool" utilising in vitro cell signalling and cell behaviour assessment coupled with in vitro genotoxicity data

Principal Investigator: Professor Gareth Jenkins, Swansea University

Strategic grant

Wireless high-bandwidth trans-cutaneous signal transmission

Principal Investigator: Professor Stuart Baker, Newcastle University

Project grant

Development of human epithelial cell transformation models for carcinogen screening, employing defined phenotypic endpoints mechanistically representative of rate-limiting events in human carcinogenesis

Principal Investigator: Professor Robert Newbold, Brunel University

Strategic grant

The use of gene expression profiles to predict protective immunity without the need for disease challenge

Principal Investigator: Dr Roland Ashford, Veterinary Laboratories Agency

Pilot study grant

An advanced model for neurodegeneration studies in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster

Principal Investigator: Dr Ezio Rosato, University of Leicester

Project grant

Replacement of animal models for tumour biology with a multifunctional microfluidic-based approach

Principal Investigator: Professor John Greenman, University of Hull

Project grant

A fully-automated system for positive reinforcement training of group-housed non-human primates

Principal Investigator: Dr Andrew Jackson, Newcastle University

Pilot study grant

The assessment of pain using facial expressions in laboratory mice, rats, rabbits and macaques

Principal Investigator: Dr Matt Leach, Newcastle University

Project grant

Cognition: A miniature wireless EEG system for continuous monitoring of mice brainwave activity

Contractor: Professor Esther Rodriguez-Villegas, Imperial College London

CRACK IT Challenge

Rodent Big Brother: The Trurat Show

Contractor: Professor Douglas Armstrong, Actual Analytics Ltd

CRACK IT Challenge

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Cytokines: Improving the predictive capacity of in vitro cytokine release assays to reduce animal use and drug attrition

Contractor: Professor Martin Glennie, University of Southampton

CRACK IT Challenge

IVIVE: Development and mathematical modelling of zonated hollow fibre bioreactors for in vitro to in vivo extrapolation of systemic chemical toxicity

Contractor: Dr Dominic Williams, University of Liverpool

CRACK IT Challenge

BADIPS: The development of cell lines relevant for the discovery of new treatments for bipolar affective disorder

Contractor: Professor Andrew McIntosh, University of Edinburgh

CRACK IT Challenge