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23 Mar 2022: By 2014,the Concordat on Openness was launched. As a signatory of this Concordat, the University of Cambridge is committed to enhancing our communications on animal research, providing more and better ... why and how we work with animals and the steps we

9 Mar 2015: Search site. University Biomedical Services (UBS). Replacement. Replacement. Replacing animals with methods which do not involve animal use and avoiding experiments using animals by changing research strategy. ... In the longer term non-animal

11 Oct 2022: The University of Cambridge Animal Welfare Policy and Working with animals in the UK, EU and overseas Overseeing animal research | University of Cambridge are stipulated in this process. ... v1.3_non_reg_form_teaching_23.02.23.docx (373.18 KB). 2024

20 Jun 2024: Alba Moran Alvarez (University of Oviedo): “A way to understand” (123min). Tommaso Virgilio (Institute for Research in Biomedicine, Bellinzona): ““Animals and research, why?”: a transmedia approach to shape public knowledge of

9 Mar 2015: Home Office Licensing. The use of animals in research is regulated under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 (ASPA). ... Under ASPA, individuals who intend to carry out a regulated procedure on a protected animal must hold a Personal Licence.

6 Feb 2015: Level 2 Diploma in Laboratory Animal Science & Technology. Level 3 Diploma in Laboratory Animal Science & Technology. ... The full syllabus is available on the Institute of Animal Technology (IAT) website.

24 Jun 2024: 11th Annual International Zebrafish Husbandry Course | Tecniplast | Laboratory Animal Equipment. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

3 Feb 2015: or more information from the same amount of animals, avoiding more animal use. ... animals, technology) between individuals, groups and organisations, and the use of techniques such as imaging in studies using the same animals.

9 Mar 2015: Search site. University Biomedical Services (UBS). Refinement. Refinement applies to all aspects of animal use to minimise the pain, suffering, distress or lasting harm to animals in research. ... Examples of refinement include housing and husbandry care

7 Sep 2016: The Diploma in Animal Science and Technology must be completed to be able to continue with further, higher level, study. ... This means they will not have to be covered again by them to complete the Diploma in Animal Science and Technology.