We look back at the events we sponsored in Birmingham, London and Newcastle as part of Pint of Science 2019, which featured NC3Rs-funded researchers from a variety of fields speaking about their work.

In this guest blog post, Dr Sally Robinson explores how AstraZeneca has implemented the single use of needles as a refinement across their sites.

The Skills and Knowledge Transfer scheme supports the exchange of models with 3Rs potential, including joint funding with Cancer Research UK.

Our new Technologies to Tools scheme, a collaboration with Medicines Discovery Catapult, offers NC3Rs-funded researchers an opportunity to maximise the 3Rs impacts of their work.

The Innovation Platform will connect researchers across sectors and disciplines to accelerate the development, application and commercialisation of 3Rs technologies.

NC3Rs-funded research has identified behavioural indicators of wellness and pain for macaques, paving the way for more accurate assessment of their welfare.

A new paper explores how refined training methods reduce the amount of time needed to acclimatise monkeys to transport devices.

Book your tickets now for our 3Rs-themed evenings, taking place in pubs across the UK this May as part of Pint of Science 2019.

Dr Rickie Patani from the Francis Crick Institute and UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology led a multidisciplinary team in developing a model that avoids the use of animals.