Einstein Center 3R

The Hedtrich Lab (BIH) is recruiting two Master students for NAM projects: Medium optimization for a gut-lung multi organ-on-chip system / CRISPR-based Gene Editing.

C3R cordially invites you to a lecture on 11.10.23 on patient-derived organoids presented by two outstanding experts in the field, Hugo Snippert (University Medical Utrecht) and Ulrich Keilholz (Charité)!

This 3R online seminar series gives insight into the wide range of scientific topics in the field of the 3Rs! It takes place within the framework of the BB3R in cooperation with EC3R & FU Berlin.

The Stiftung Planetarium Berlin and the Einstein Foundation Berlin invite you to a spectacular interdisciplinary event on the 27.09.2023: Digital art meets lung research!

The DFG announces an animal welfare award, endowed with up to 80.000€! The award is intended for researchers who are particularly committed to the promotion of the 3Rs. Application deadline: 05 November 2023.

Applications are now open for the five-day autumn school on open and responsible research with lectures and a series of interactive workshops. Deadline: 31.08.2023!

Join the scientific lecture and networking event of the "Der Simulierte Mensch (Si-M)" on 01.09.2023 to learn more about the development and application of human models. Register now, it's for free!

ReThink3R, with the support of EC3R, offers the course "Rethinking Animal Experimentation and Alternative Methods" (16.-18.08.2023) as part of the FU Berlin SummerUNI. Register now!

The Long Night of the Sciences takes place on Saturday, June 17, 2023 in Berlin and Potsdam. Around 60 institutions will present themselves with over 1,000 program items. The EC3R provides films from the labs.

The EC3R and the Bioprinting Lab of the TU Berlin warmly invite you to a lecture of our Visiting Expert, Prof. Dr. Michael J. Außerlechner (Medical University Innsbruck) about 3D bioprinting on the 21.06.23.

Artist Sybille Neumeyer, in collaboration with Charité 3R for LNDW 2023, has developed a new perspective on the role of animals in medicine, searching for the three "R's" in the cultural fabric.

A new webinar series from a cross-European group of 3Rs centres will explore the topic of culture of care. Expert speakers will cover putting a culture of care into practice in different. Register now for free!

We are very happy about the numerous participants & posters and the lively conversations!

The 3R webinar from 28.03.2023 on "Bioprinting of Organ Models for the Replacement of Animal Experiments" by Prof. Dr. Jens Kurreck (TU Berlin) is now online available in full length.

This free workshop, aimed at Master students, PhD students and early scientists, consists of a lecture series and a hands-on lab course. Registration is open from May 1st-15th!

The initiative "Tierversuche verstehen" has published its annual report on the statistics on laboratory animal numbers in Germany 2023 - as always with clear graphics and additional information.

We are looking for research that contributes to replacing animal experiments or reducing the number of animals used. Apply now until 31.05.2023!

Charité 3R and the Einstein Center 3R invite you to the second Berlin networking event "Human 3D Organ Models" on May 9, 2023 from 5 to 8 pm.

On 24 April 2023, Berlin scientists will come together to discuss the question: "How can we quickly replace animal experiments with human-relevant methods? Be there! Please note: this event is held in German.

At the BIONNALE on 16.05.2023, Jens Kurreck (EC3R, TU Berlin) and Reyk Horland (TissUse GmbH) will talk about the transferability, reduction or even replacement of animal experiments in research.

Every two years, the German Centre for the Protection of Laboratory Animals (Bf3R) awards funds for scientific research projects in accordance with the 3R principle. Submission deadline: May, 31st 2023!

Have you published an outstanding paper with demonstrable impact on the 3Rs in the last three years? Then apply now for the annual NC3Rs Prize (deadline: 05.04.2023).

Philipp Mergenthaler is looking for biochemical mechanisms that prevent cell death in stroke patients and people with rare mitochondrial diseases.

Travel reimbursements of up to € 3.000 will be provided to enable Berlin graduates to visit national and international 3R laboratories of excellence.