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If you are based in Australia, New Zealand, or an East Asian time zone, this is a great opportunity to learn about why openness in animal research matters. Join Bella Lear and Jodi Salinsky to hear about how openness in animal research works, including how to get started, what to expect, and the support and advice available. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eE7gVn2t #ConcordatOpenness #OpenAnimalResearch #AnimalResearch
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An important webinar for those that are signatories or interested in signing the Australian or New Zealand openness agreements. This is also a call to action to join Understanding Animal Research Oceania for those that work in the Industry and need support!
Openness around animal research, is becoming widely adopted by life-science organisations all over the world. If you are based in Australia, New-Zealand or an East Asian time zone, come along to the webinar to hear more about why openness matters. Register in advance for this webinar: https://lnkd.in/gqRg-wNM
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Scientist.com is going to SOT 2024, are you? Don't miss out on the chance to meet Meaghan Loy, MS, ALAT our subject matter expert in In Vivo services (including Toxicology). You will be able to find her at Booth #629 and I'd recommend arranging a chat in advance as she will be busy! Book in using the link below. #fasterscience #toxicology #SOT2024 #INDenabling #animalwelfare
Are you attending SOT 2024 in Salt Lake City? Let's chat! In addition to our general offerings, I specialize in In Vivo Services (including Toxicology) and have a special focus on animal welfare. I would be delighted to speak in more detail about: - Your unique business offerings or research needs (specific services, species and dosing routes, new technologies, etc.) - Animal welfare requirements and our VERIF.i Pre-Assessment program. - The Scientist.com IND-Enabling Package Program. You can book a time to meet on my calendar (https://lnkd.in/g9gfBQxH) or find me in the Scientist.com booth (629). I'll also be hanging out at The 3Rs Collaborative (3RsC) booth (1735) for a bit each day. I look forward to seeing you there!
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