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📣 Laboratory Animal Research Highlight! 🔬 A strategic and statistically based experimental design is essential for reproducible research. Plus, according to the latest LabAnimal Journal, reduction is often overlooked in statistical experiment design. Discover the critical role of reduction in ensuring statistically accurate and reproducible research for laboratory animal science. Dive into the article linked below for more insights (subscription required). https://ow.ly/PZwF50R1kZ9 #BiomedicalResearch #LabAnimal

This week is #FishInResearch week, where content highlighting key information about the use of #Fish in scientific research will be shared 🐟 To get involved, please share any resources or stories related to the fish research you carry out, fund or support with Understanding Animal Research and using the #FishInResearch. #AnimalResearch

#AskOzgene Got questions about animal research? Our experts are here to answer! Join our Q&A sessions at booth #1 and dive deep into the world of Ozgene ARC. #ANZLAA2023 #research #vivariummanagement

Join us today as we collaborate with the European Animal Research Association (EARA) and several distinguished biomedical institutions to emphasize the importance of transparency in animal research. Learn more about our commitment to ethical and responsible research practices — our Eureka Blog dives into the extensive measures adopted by Charles River to ensure strict adherence to the principles of replacement, reduction, and refinement (3Rs) when conducting research involving animals. https://okt.to/xybEk9 #BOARD24

Thrilled to unveil my latest chapter, "Reviewing the Growth of Acoustic Neuromas: A Comprehensive Assessment & Care Approach," set to be featured in the esteemed book "Research and Reviews in Animal Science Volume I"! Stay tuned for an innovative exploration of this vital subject matter.

It's truly rewarding to see my research on rumen function translated and enhanced into ground-breaking, practical applications by Native Microbials, Inc., I'm excited to see the positive impact it will have on the cattle industry and the environment. Great work! #animalhealth #animalnutrition #animalscience #ruminants #veterinary #co2 #precisionagriculture #veterinarymedicine #science #dairyfarming

"Optimization of the level of dCO2 in the rumen can help improve production, as more dCO2 can encourage increased VFA production for the cow to make more milk. However, too much dCO2 can tip the animal into ruminal acidosis.". Read more about how certain features of your ration can impact rumen functioning in our latest blog post from Dr. José A. Laporte Uribe, DVM, PhD Animal Science. https://lnkd.in/gmPDnPCz

What a privilege to have Katie M. Schoenberg, Ph.D. as our Distinguished Lecturer! Looking forward to her talk entitled: “Catalyze your journey: Principles for navigating a fulfilling career in animal science” #GradSchool #AnimalScience #Career #ProfessionalDevelopment

How open science can support the 3Rs and improve animal research. Research Ideas and Outcomes 9: e105198. https://lnkd.in/er7wAk29

Amidst the push for transparency in animal research, exciting updates are emerging from the Netherlands. The second annual report of the Transparency Agreement on Animal Research outlines the efforts of 21 biomedical institutions to enhance communication with the public. Nearly 88% of institutions engaged with media outlets, 13 offered opportunities for the public to visit their animal facilities, and over half of participants attended local events to discuss animal research. Many signatories have also enhanced their online presence, offering detailed information on their websites, including statistics and behind-the-scenes videos. This is a huge step towards fostering transparency and building trust between the scientific community and the public, ultimately paving the way for informed discussions about the vital role of animal research in advancing medical science. Learn more:https://lnkd.in/gkZWJewV #AnimalResearch #LaboratoryAnimalSciences #TransparencyInResearch