Our fifth annual Summer School brought together students from all over the UK to learn about the 3Rs, and attend sessions aimed at providing transferable skills that will help them to complete their PhDs.

An expert working group led by the NC3Rs has conducted a survey to assess how often regulatory ecotoxicology studies are being repeated because the

Two teams have each been awarded £1million of funding to deliver Phase 2 of the 2016 CRACK IT Challenges.

New ultra lightweight TaiNi system represents a significant refinement for mice used in neurological research.

New guidelines set out 43 recommendations for best practice for the most commonly used mouse and rat stroke models. 

Findings show there is a need for the non-human primate research community to work together to refine chair restraint procedures, and provide recommendations for refinement.

The 2017 CRACK IT Challenges competition consists of three Challenges in the area of toxicology.

AstraZeneca’s PreDICT project on improving data management from in vivo experiments.

New report on the potential to replace animal studies with bioprinted organs and tissues