At an award ceremony being held in London today, two groups shared the £50,000 Lush Training Prize for making ‘outstanding contributions’ to training researchers in non-animal methods. The winners were:
“Strong international cooperation is the future of alternatives to animal testing” ‐ Memorandum of Understanding with US‐based Institute for In Vitro Sciences signed ‐ Researcher from Germany‐based Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research awarded with the 3Rs Science Award 2012 16th November 2012, Brussels Centre de Conferences Albert Borschette: Today, the European ...
We are looking forward to attending the upcoming Tenth World Congress: Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences, August 20-24, 2017 in Seattle, WA. We have several presentations and posters at the meeting, listed below. If you will be attending, please stop by our booth - #202 - and talk with our officers and staff. We look forward to seeing you! <...
Many countries, including the United States, require the use of animals for the registration of certain products. The IIVS Education and Outreach program is designed to increase the regulatory acceptance of alternative methods through science-based advocacy, rigorous validation and targeted educational programs. IIVS works collaboratively with industry and government to standardize...