Veranstaltungen / Fortbildung

3R Online-Seminar „Alternatives to animal use in research and
education – Refine, Reduce & Replace“ 2024/25

Ethics and Law

Ethical Justification of Animal Experimentation, AOR Dr. Julia Dietrich

Current Legal Developments in Animal Experimentation Law, Prof. Dr. Klaus F. Gärditz

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Svante Winberg, Uppsala University, Sweden

Zebrafish as a Model for Neuroscience research

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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Versuchstierkundliches Kolloquium der MHH

"Mouse models of cancer cell signaling", Prof. Heidel, Hämatologie, Hämostasiologie, Onkologie und Stammzelltransplantation, MHH

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3R Online-Seminar „Alternatives to animal use in research and
education – Refine, Reduce & Replace“ 2024/25

3R Ethics

3R Ethics Web, AOR Dr. Julia Dietrich

Ethics of the 3Rs and Alternative Methods, Prof. Dr. Birgit Beck
 

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3R - Kompetenzkolloquium NRW | Group versus individual housing in male and female laboratory mice: a multicenter study reveals only subtle differences in severity

Dr. Anne Stephanie Mallien, Zentralinstitut für Seelische Gesundheit (ZI)

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Versuchstierkundliches Kolloquium Essen:

Versuchstierkundliches Kolloquium Essen: Tumor-Stroma-Sphäroide als alternatives in vivo-nahes 3D Zellkulturmodell zur Analyse der StrahlenreaktionProf. Dr. Diana Klein

Institut für Zellbiologie, Universitätsklinikum EssenGewinner
ZTL-Tierschutzpreis 2023

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3R Online-Seminar „Alternatives to animal use in research and
education – Refine, Reduce & Replace“ 2024/25

Replacement

Infection, Innate Immunity, and Cancer in the Gut - Organoids as Host Models, Prof. Dr. Sina Bartfeld

3D Bioprinting of Animal Product-Free Liver Models for Hepatotoxicity Testing, Ahmed Ali
 

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Versuchstierkundliches Kolloquium der MHH

"Der nationale Ausschuss und sein Expertenpool", PD Dr. Bettina Bert, Fachtierärztin für Pharmakologie und Toxikologie, Bundesinstitut für Risikoberwertung, Deutsches Zentrum zum Schutz von Versuchstieren, Fachgruppenleiterin Tierschutz und WIssenstransfer

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Max Planck Lab Animal Science Lecture “Stochastic processes in cohort and colony breeding projects” presented by Thorsten Buch, University of Zurich

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3R Online-Seminar „Alternatives to animal use in research and
education – Refine, Reduce & Replace“ 2024/25

Replacement and Refinement

Reproducible Brain Organoids for Disease Phenotyping and Screening, Dr. Jakob Metzger

New and Improved Methods for Stress Reduction in Awake, Head-Fixed Mice, Anna Nasr
 

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Kerstin Kleinschmidt-Dörr, MERCK KGaA

"Time to shift some paradigms - The One-Merck Animal Welfare Strategy"

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Johns Hopkins University Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing (CAAT), and the Animal Protection Commissioner of Berlin are launching a new workshop series focused on animal-free new approach methods (NAMs) in research and testing. The Animal-Free Workshop Series for Early-Career Researchers consists of free, online workshops that will provide a forum for early career researchers to learn about innovative nonanimal methods and gain practical career development skills. 

Registration is now open for Workshop No. 1: Understanding Translatability and Crafting Competitive Grant Applications 

 The workshop will feature: 

• Dr. Jarrod Bailey, Director of Medical Research at the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, who will explain how human-focused research provides greater clinical benefits, due to greater biological similarity and specificity of human-based methods
• Dr. Angela Hvitved, Program Director at the Alternatives Research & Development Foundation, who will provide an overview of funding opportunities for nonanimal research methods and practical tips for crafting a strong proposal that is tailored to the target funding opportunity. 

Find out more and register here! 

And please share with the early-career researchers in your networks.

Versuchstierkundliches Seminar 2024 des DPZ
"Wissensquiz Nomenklatur",
Dr. Sandra Buhl
MPI für Biologie des Alterns, Köln

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Das Jahresprogramm finden Sie hier: https://www.gv-solas.de/termine/

3R Online-Seminar „Alternatives to animal use in research and
education – Refine, Reduce & Replace“ 2024/25

Reduction

Model for the Detection of Early Pregnancy in Mice, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jan Baumgart

HANNES - Hamburg ANatomical NEurointerventional Simulator, Jonte Schmiech, M. Sc.
 

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Swiss Laboratorie Animal Science Association
SGV 2024 meeting, CHUV - Lausanne

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Max Planck Lab Animal Science Lecture “Assessing and alleviating pain in fishes” presented by Lynne Sneddon, University of Gothenburg

Registration Link: https://eu02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Iqc-isqDMjHtSyd-fZ3GgZrJFMa57vgryV#/registration

3R Online-Seminar „Alternatives to animal use in research and
education – Refine, Reduce & Replace“ 2024/25

Reduction and Replacement

Caenorhabditis elegans: Advantages and Limitations as a Model System for Research in Parasitic Nematodes, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Georg von Samson-Himmelstjerna

In-Vitro- and In-Vivo-Tools for Canine Atopic Dermatitis Research, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Bäumer
 

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3R - Kompetenzkolloquium NRW | Ethical and effective use of fish in experimental research

Prof. Svante Winberg, Department of Neuroscience, Uppsala University

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Versuchstierkundliches Kolloquium Essen:

Culture of Care - Psychische Belastungen von Personen, die im Bereich Tierverscuche arbeiten
Dr. Sonja Rumpel
Institut für Tierschutz, Tierverhalten und Versuchstierkunde, FU Berlin

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3R Online-Seminar „Alternatives to animal use in research and
education – Refine, Reduce & Replace“ 2024/25

Refinement and Reduction

Refinement in Laboratory Mouse Husbandry, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Lars Lewejohann

Exploring Approaches to Complete the Life Cycle of Theileria annulata In Vitro, Univ.-Prof. Ard Nijhof
 

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Versuchstierkundliches Seminar 2024 des DPZ
"Gnotobioten/Isolatoren",
Dr. Silvia Bolsega
Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

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Das Jahresprogramm finden Sie hier: https://www.gv-solas.de/termine/

Symposium "Alternative approaches to One Health research for humans and animals in focus - epithelial barriers"

Efficient animal welfare and the implementation of a sustainable 3R concept require both interdisciplinary cooperation between the various disciplines and transdisciplinary dialogue between science, industry, politics and interest groups. The Bundesnetzwerk 3R, initiated by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), aimed to provide opportunities for exchange and encounters between the 3R centres in order to promote 3R methodological research in Germany.
This network has given rise to the collaboration between the Interdisciplinary Centre for Animal Welfare Research and 3R (ICAR3R) at the Justus Liebig University Giessen and the Virtual Centre for Alternative and Complementary Methods to Animal Experiments (VZET) at the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, which focuses on alternative methods for epithelial barriers as part of the One Health concept.
Transport processes across physiological barriers represent important physiological functions in many parts of the body. From a qualitative and quantitative point of view, epithelial tissues of the lung, intestine and mammary gland are of major importance. In order to study basic barrier functions in these organs under in vivo conditions, elaborate experiments are required. For these organs, several in vitro experiments have been established in recent years to replace in vivo studies. These experimental approaches will be presented in detail at the 1st joint symposium of both 3R Centres.
On 13th Dezember 2024, this collaboration will be launched with a symposium entitled "Alternative approaches to One Health research for humans and animals in focus - epithelial barriers" at the Justus Liebig University Giessen.

Further information and registration:  

https://www.uni-giessen.de/de/fbz/zentren/icar3r/veranstaltungen/alternative_approaches/alternative_approaches

Paul Flecknell, Newcastle University, UK

What analgesic dose should I use and why?

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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Meghan Barrett, Indiana University, USA

Animal Welfare Frontiers: Considering Insect Welfare in Farming and Research

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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3R - Kompetenzkolloquium NRW | Zebrafish - How to apply the Three Rs

Dr. vet. Jean-Philippe Mocho, DanioVet

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Gege Li, EARA

Communicating animal research on social media

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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 Christian Nawroth, Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN), Germany

“Human-animal interactions in farm animals”

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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IGTP-Frühjahrstagung in Göttingen

Nikki Osborne, RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH IN PRACTICE

TBC

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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Emma Robinson, University of Bristol, UK

"The 3Hs initiative: housing, handling and habituation methods to benefit rodent welfare"

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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Annemarie Lang, University of Michigan, USA

"Active implementation of the 3R principle in musculoskeletal research"

SEMINAR SERIES IN LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE, TARC, JGU Mainz

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2026 OPENNESS IN ANIMAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE, West Midlands, UK