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NCad advocates careful weighting of methods for identification and genetic characterization.
At the request of the Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, the NCad has investigated whether it is possible to phase ...
Careful use of fetal calf serum, for reliable research results and taking into account..
As an in vitro researcher you need good models that give reliable results. Fetal calf serum is often added to the culture fluid, ...
NCad helps to start Target images on animal free research
Target images on animal-free research describe clear transition objectives for each research domain aimed at reducing the use of ...
Know about your skills and expertise with the Guide to Continuing Professional Development in animal experimentation!
The Netherlands 3Rs-Centre ULS (Utrecht Life Sciences) and the Dutch Platform of Animal Welfare Bodies (IvD-Platform) have ...
NCad organizes kick off meeting working group National Committees
On April 12, National Committees for the protection of animals used for scientific purposes from 10 countries will meet in ...
NCad at the World Congress ' Alternatives & animal use in life sciences ' in Seattle, USA
From the 20th to the 24th of August, the 10th World Congress on alternatives and animal use in the Life Sciences (#WC10) takes ...
Whiteboard animation of the NCad advisory report on transition to non-animal research
The NCad has provided an opinion as requested by the Dutch Minister of Agriculture as to how the netherlands can become a pioneer ...
Opinion provided by NCad as to how the Netherlands can become a pioneer in non-animal research
‘Legally prescribed animal testing for safety research on chemical substances, food ingredients, pesticides and medicines ...
Good visited symposium on Synthesis of Evidence in the European Parliament
Synthesis of Evidence does not automatically leads to minimize the use of laboratory animals, but it will lead to better ...
Invitation Symposium 'Phasing out animal experiments, the next steps: applying openness, scientific justification and transparent reporting'
Over the last few years, much of the attention in the societal debate on scientific research with laboratory animals has focused ...