The study of vaccines would benefit if animal tests were replaced by cell-modeled tests. This article discusses the obstacles to making this transition, and how to overcome them. READ MORE
This paper explores the possibilities of using alternative, animal-free methods for vaccine development, and shifting away from costly and slow animal-use models. READ MORE
Faunalytics' board member Sarah Hanneken gives an overview of animal law, and how advocates can and do employ it in creative ways to attain positive outcomes for animals. READ MORE
Testing cancer drugs in rodents has dangerous consequences for both animals and humans. READ MORE
In seeking to understand the relationships between humans and animals, the field of Human-Animal Studies provides scientific and social-scientific insight for the animal advocacy movement. READ MORE
A lot of research is never published. When these projects involve animals, they may suffer “in vain” if other scientists never learn that the experiments were performed. READ MORE
Recent findings suggest that mice may not only experience human-like emotions, but that we can read them on their faces. READ MORE
In this blog, we highlight some of the most popular and useful Faunalytics resources that you may not have heard about. READ MORE
Crustaceans on our plates and in our research labs have few welfare protections. But there is increasing evidence that they are, in fact, sentient and can suffer. READ MORE
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