The maximum-tolerated dose of a drug candidate can be determined in short-term toxicity studies without exceeding a bodyweight loss of 10 per cent

Spinal cord injuries can lead to permanent disabilities such as paralysis.

This week in several corners of a very large conference room in London, groups of mathematicians and biologists are joining together for four days

The NC3Rs has today launched its first blog for discussion and commentary on NC3Rs-funded rese

Welcome to the new NC3Rs blog, where we discuss and comment on NC3Rs-funded research, our science and topical 3Rs issues.

Professor Ian Kimber OBE, University of Manchester, will step down as Board Chair in July 2013.  We are seeking a successor to lead the NC3Rs Board

Two NC3Rs-funded researchers have taken part in this year's

The NC3Rs today launches a refreshed visual identity and strapline to reflect the changes and evolution of our organisation.

Research describing an innovative 'lung-on-a-chip' microdevice that can accurately replicate conditions in a diseased human lung has been awarded a