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We are excited to reveal our first jointly hosted scientific conference with three of the leading UK funders of animal replacement research; Replacing Animal Research, the Centre for Human Specific Research, and the Humane Research Trust. This conference aims to bring together researchers from all career stages to share expertise and experience, showcase innovative technologies and approaches […]
In the lead up to the publication of Great Britain’s 2024 animal research statistics, this webinar will look at how Concordat on Openness signatories proactively share their animal use data with the public. We will look at how this complex data can be used to explain why, how and when animals are used in scientific […]
On behalf of the BNA2025 Programme Organising Committee and the British Neuroscience Association (BNA), we are delighted to announce that the 7th International Festival of Neuroscience will be held from 27 to 30 April 2025 at the ACC, Liverpool, UK. It is our pleasure to invite you to join us at this unique scientific conference, which […]
INFRAFRONTIER Conferences are Back! We are thrilled to announce that the next INFRAFRONTIER Conference – Human Disease Modelling in Rare Diseases will take place in Munich on 28–29 April, bringing together leading experts to drive innovation in disease modelling and rare disease research. This year’s conference will showcase cutting-edge modelling technologies—including in silico, in vitro, and in vivo […]
Critical Connections is back with another unmissable event. Encompassing the 3Rs, IPS and King's College London will be bringing technicians and researchers together for a dynamic day of events. We have brilliant speakers lined up. Registration details coming soon
The Annual CALAS/ACSAL Symposium is the premier networking and education event for the Canadian Laboratory Animal Science community. REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN The Annual Symposium is taking place May 3 - 6, 2025, in Richmond, British Columbia at the Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel. The Symposium is a unique 2-and-a-half-day event, 2 dedicated days of programming […]
This unit provides guidance and information to individuals who, during their work with animals, will need to apply sedation or short-term anaesthesia for a brief period and mild pain level procedure. Online only – 6th and 7th of May 2025. Course Details Course length: 200 hours Credits: 20 Teacher: Paul Flecknell You will cover Anatomy and […]
This unit provides information on the use of anaesthetics for surgical procedures. It also includes information on the use of anaesthetics to provide humane restraint during other, non-painful, procedures, such as imaging. After completion of this module, learners should have an understanding of factors influencing the selection and application of anaesthesia for these procedures. Online […]
Research Animal Training (RAT) will be hosting another of our anaesthesia workshops in May 2025. As previously it will be delivered using a combination of pre-recorded webinars, “live” webinars and e-learning modules. New for this workshop - a discussion of the use of local anaesthetics as anaesthetic adjuncts in small laboratory rodents. The workshop will […]
This online seminar will focus on the role of the periphery and non-neuronal cells in Parkinson's pathogenesis, offering key insights and an opportunity for further discussion. The seminar will be held on Monday 12 May 2025, 4:00-5.30pm BST. Hosted by: Dr Tim Bartels (UK DRI at UCL) and Dr Dayne Beccano-Kelly (UK DRI at Cardiff) […]
What is a gene? What is DNA? How do these make proteins? What goes wrong and causes disease in the human body? This course provides a comprehensive introduction into genetics, covering the genetic code and how this leads to protein formation, as well as how errors in DNA can lead to disease. After this course, […]
This unit prepares individuals to be able to identify normal condition and behaviour of experimental animals and enable them to differentiate between a normal animal and one which is showing signs of pain, suffering or distress which could be a result of factors including environment, husbandry or the effect of experimental protocols. It will also […]
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