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Call | NC3Rs International 3Rs Prize

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).

Elephants & Butterflies | Cellular Fuel Cells

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

Congratulations! | NAM Teaching Award of Berlin's Animal Welfare Officer

Ahmed Ali (EC3R Juniors member), Mathias Ziersch and Prof. Dr. Jens Kurreck (EC3R co-spokesperson) received the award for teaching alternative methods from the State Animal Welfare Officers.

Call | Proposals for new EC3R projects

We invite applications for collaborative research network projects on 3D tissue models to join the Einstein Center 3R (EC3R).

Guest Lecture 17.10.2022 | EC3R Visiting Expert Dr. Paul Holloway

The EC3R is pleased to invite you to the guest lecture of its first visiting expert, Dr. Paul Holloway (Oxford, UK) on "Modelling stroke in vitro using microfluidic technologies". Register until 14.10.2022!

Good to Know | Laborjournal publishes dossier on animal experiments

On the Laborjournal website, you can now find numerous articles on the topic of "animal experiments" - where they are (still) necessary and how they could be optimized according to the 3R principle.

Panel Discussion 10.10.2022 | Can animal experiments be ethically justified?

The Einstein Center 3R invites you to the panel discussion on October 10, 2022 at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities and via live stream. The event will be held in German.

 

Charité 3R and EC3R say THANK YOU! Networking Event on 24.08.2022

Charité 3R and EC3R sincerely thank all researchers and interested attendees who participated in the networking event "Human 3D Organ Models" on 24.08.2022!

Publication | Human alveolar progenitors generate dual lineage bronchioalveolar organoids

An exciting new study from Charité and LMU shows plasticity of the human lung, and a potential to control differentiation.

Interview | Vermeiden, Reduzieren, Verbessern

In the HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg interview, Prof. Dr. Jens Kurreck (co-spokesperson of the EC3R, TU Berlin) discusses the work of the EC3R and the current state of 3R research in Berlin.