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Oct 28 2022 | Elena Schaller

The Outdated Reliance On Animal Data

“Animal-reliance bias” occurs when researchers are asked to “validate” their results with animal-based data—even if it lacks scientific justification and violates ethical principles. READ MORE

Sep 28 2022 | Jo Anderson

Knowledge Gaps: Animal-Focused Research Ideas For Grad Students

Going into an animal-related graduate studies program? We’ve compiled a list of 9 topics and research areas where you could have a big impact. READ MORE

Sep 23 2022 | Devatha Nair

Using Behavioral Imaging To Study Animal Welfare

Technologies that observe and analyze the movement of monkeys and apes have become more sophisticated. How can they be used to improve animal welfare? READ MORE

Sep 22 2022 | Erin Aslami

Emergency COVID-19 Vaccines Deliver Without Animal Testing

Emergency approval for COVID-19 vaccines used alternatives to animal testing and upheld efficacy. What we learned in the process may improve the cost and timeline of all vaccine research. READ MORE

Aug 30 2022 | Kerri Tenniswood

Great Britain’s Animal Research Giants

Ten organizations are responsible for half of the animal research performed in the United Kingdom. READ MORE

Jul 21 2022 | Mona Zahir

Phasing Out Animal Research In The European Union

How can the E.U. transition away from animal research and toward non-animal models? These scholars present three legislative pillars. READ MORE

Apr 29 2022 | Daniele Pollicino

Research Rodents Demand Better Housing

Conventional housing causes distress for rodents used in biomedical research — an issue critical for their well-being, and perhaps that of human beings, too. READ MORE

Oct 29 2021 | Sara Streeter

Protecting The Lobster In The Lab

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

Oct 11 2021 | Charly Lynn Phillips

Animal Experimenters: Unscathed Or Psychologically Scarred?

A survey of Polish scientists finds a significant percentage experience negative psychological effects associated with performing experiments on animals. READ MORE

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The Outdated Reliance On Animal Data

Knowledge Gaps: Animal-Focused Research Ideas For Grad Students

Using Behavioral Imaging To Study Animal Welfare

Emergency COVID-19 Vaccines Deliver Without Animal Testing

Great Britain’s Animal Research Giants

Phasing Out Animal Research In The European Union

Research Rodents Demand Better Housing

Protecting The Lobster In The Lab

Animal Experimenters: Unscathed Or Psychologically Scarred?

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