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19 Jun 2024: what equipment will you need? (before you ask for money for new equipment, check the Cambridge Equipment Sharing database and the National Equipment Portal to see if it's already available). ... will you need to create a new building for your research?

24 Jun 2024: The IZFC has been THE “go to” meeting for the zebrafish community for more than two decades! The 18th International Zebrafish Conference will take place in the beautiful Kyoto, Japan from August 17-21, 2024! Mark your calendars!

1 Jul 2024: The next Research Grants User Group (RGUG) will take place as a Teams meeting on Thursday 18th July, 11:15am – 12:15pm. This is an open meeting for any staff with an interest in grants administration. The agenda will include Worktribe

27 Jun 2024: Meet volunteer and group leaders

24 Jun 2024: Animal welfare legislation This module aims to provide an understanding of how other legislation interacts with ASPA and impacts on animals housed in animal facilities that are not covered by ASPA. Face to Face learning – 6th & 7th Feb 2025 at the

19 Jun 2024: If a PI is requesting new equipment, you’ll need to:. ask if they've checked the Cambridge Equipment Sharing database and the National Equipment Portal. ... for working with a new organisation or individual).

1 Jul 2024: As the introduction of the new system is phased, this means some schools will still be working on X5, while others have access to Worktribe.

20 Jun 2024: The TARCforce3R Center offers an online seminar series with exciting topics related to the 3Rs in laboratory animal science. Speakers are national and international experts.

1 Jul 2024: On 14 June 2024, the ROO EU Team organised the European Research Council (ERC) Information Event. Thanks to everyone who took part and made the day a huge success, our speakers were; Prof. Anne Ferguson-Smith University of Cambridge,

24 Jun 2024: You may already have heard about the value of systematic reviews of published animal studies, compared with standard narrative reviews of the literature.

27 Jun 2024: King’s College Chapel took a century to build and to furnish (from 1446 to 1547). The form we see today is the result of the work of three dynasties (Lancastrian, Yorkist, Tudor) and five monarchs (Henry VI, Edward IV, Richard III, Henry VII,

1 Jul 2024: UKRO is holding two information webinars for the MSCA Doctoral Networks 2024 Call on 2nd & 3rd July 2024 from 10am - 12pm UK time. Further information and registration for session 1 and session 2 is now available the UKRO website.

24 Jun 2024: Join us for an immersive experience at the 11th International Zebrafish Husbandry Course! Delve into insightful presentations led by facility managers and vet who are pioneering advancements in zebrafish husbandry within their facilities and across

27 Jun 2024: Virginie Friend. The experience of moving to a new city has its challenges and surprises.

24 Jun 2024: Working in animal facilities, including the care of large laboratory animals such as minipigs and dogs, and caged animals like rats or rabbits, subjects caretakers and technicians to a physically demanding work environment.

27 Jun 2024: Musings on Medieval Manuscripts will be a whistle-stop tour of the books of the Middle Ages, from the earliest codices to the dawn of printing. There will be a particular focus on musical books and the ways in which manuscripts survived the centuries

24 Jun 2024: This course consists of three 3-hour webinar sessions (including discussion activities utilising the group chat function, polls, individual activities and breaks). Session one will cover: • Understanding, identifying, minimising variation and its

28 Jun 2024: This talk will look into the idea of integrity and how it applies to today's researchers and research environments.

24 Jun 2024: This course covers ethical, theoretical and practical aspects of pain and pain relief in animal experimentation. Procedures on animals for scientific purposes may cause discomfort, distress, pain or lasting harm to the animals. From an ethical point

27 Jun 2024: Successful treatment using assisted reproductive technology is now accepted worldwide as a viable medical intervention.