"A printed liver without animal suffering? That's possible!" This is the title of the five-minute interview that Deutschlandfunk Kultur conducted with Prof. Dr. Jens Kurreck, co-speaker of EC3R on 21 May 2024.

Charité 3R and the Einstein Center 3R invite you to the third Berlin Networking Event "Human 3D Organ Models" on July 4th at the Charité Mitte Campus.

The systematic scoping review, published as a result of the fruitful collaboration between the EC3R partners, offers an overview and evaluation of the current state of research on bioprinted liver models.

The prize is awarded for a paper that describes outstanding and original work that has or could have major impacts on the replacement, reduction or refinement.

Deadline: 01.05.2024

The FU Department of Veterinary Medicine invites applications for a 75% position E13 TVL. Fixed term until 30.12.2026.

Application deadline: 08.04.2024

A new EC3R film is online! Watch it now and gain an exciting insight into the project of Prof Dr Sigal (Charité) investigating gastric and intestinal organoids.

Ahmed Ali (PhD Student, Jens Kurreck Lab, TU Berlin) describes in his paper the successful development of a completely xeno-free 3D bioprinted liver model for toxicity research.

Following a successful interim evaluation, the Einstein Center 3R will be given a second term. This will start in July 2024.

The German Center for the Protection of Laboratory Animals (Bf3R) has published their annual laboratory animal statistics for indicating a further decline in the number of animals used in experiments.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing (CAAT) is now accepting proposals for the 2023 Reduction and Humane Education Grants. The deadline for receipt of submissions is November 15, 2023.