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EVENTS

15.08.25 WEBINAR From Neurons to Networks: Human Stem cell-based Models in Neurotoxicology and Neuroinfectiology Online

Speaker: Bettina Seeger, University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foundation, Germany

19.08.25 Summer School Systematic Reviews of Animal Studies Bergen (Norway)

On this School you will learn all the steps needed to perform a systematic review of your own, including how to perform literature searches, how to manage references, how to screen abstracts, and risk of bias.

31.08.25 WC13 CONGRESS 3RS Integrating 3 Worlds: Human, Animal and Environmental Health Rio de Janeiro (Brasil)

NEWS

Six reasons to replace Basement Membrane Extracts in research

04.07.25

BME, widely used in advanced cell culture and organoid research, are derived from mouse tumors and present significant ethical, scientific, and practical challenges.

SimLife, a new 3R approach to surgical training?

01.07.25

This innovation, based on cadaver perfusion, is rekindling reflection on the future of educational practices and helping to reduce the use of animals.

XeMo, the substitutive Xenopus Model

19.06.25

A consortium of aquatic model experts developed a Xenopus model substitute made from laboratory gloves.

Main results of the survey on the use of alternative approaches

13.05.25

Presentation of the main results of the FC3R survey on alternative approaches to the use of animals for scientific purposes in France.

Promoting ethical genotyping practices for laboratory animals

07.05.25

To promote the refinement of genotyping practices, we interviewed professionals in Caen, Marseille and Maisons-Alfort who have successfully moved their practices.

Pint of Science Festival

11.04.25

From Monday, May 19 to Wednesday, May 21, 2025, discover Pint of Science, the international festival that brings scientists and the general public together.