New research from the University of Manchester helps build confidence in the use of non-animal approaches in studying fungal infectious disease.

We profile work by Dr Cara Croft and Dr Wendy Noble, whose paper was the first to pass peer review on our F1000Research gateway.

Our new video presentation demonstrates the 3Rs in principle and practice.

This year's competition consists of three Challenges identified jointly by the NC3Rs and Sponsors.

Our new agreement sets out a framework for effective collaboration.

The PhD students who attended this year's Summer School share their impressions of the three eventful days.

We are offering joint awards of up to £75k to support the sharing of 3Rs skills, tools and technologies within cancer research.

A pioneering study has demonstrated that Galleria mellonella larvae represent a viable alternative to vertebrate models of TB.

Seven new project grants have been awarded to outstanding projects from a broad range of scientific disciplines.