A UK-based scientific organisation dedicated to helping the research community worldwide to identify, develop and use 3Rs technologies and approaches.
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ALT Graphic showing three 3Rs-related images: zebrafish in a tank, mice been handled using non-aversive handling techniques and a multi-channel pipette distributing pink solution into a 96-well plate.
ALT Fluorescently stained image of a cerebral organoid from previous 3Rs Prize winner Dr Madeline Lancaster.
ALT Cartoon icon of a heart surrounded by icons of lightbulbs, shaking hands and silhouettes.
ALT The Togeth3R Consortium logo and an icon of an immune cell. Text reads: The Togeth3R Consortium presents non-animal approaches in infection and immunity webinar, Wednesday 26 February.
ALT A young child visiting a public engagement stall on refining the use of rodents in research. Activities explored how understanding the sensory perceptions of animals helps scientists and facility staff to improve their welfare, including a 'rodent vision simulator' and headphones to listen to rat ultrasonic vocalisations.
ALT Two children at a public engagement event using virtual reality headsets to explore how larval zebrafish can replace mice in arthritis research.
ALT Megaphone icon: open call for 3Rs challenges
ALT The Togeth3R Consortium presents: Non-animal approaches in infection and immunity, oncology, neuroscience and cardiovascular science. Webinar series, February and March 2025.
ALT Logos of The Togeth3R Consortium members: NC3Rs, Swiss 3RCC, FC3R, Danish 3R-Center, Charité 3R, 3Rs Centre Utrecht, The Swedish 3Rs Center and IC-3Rs.
ALT Graphic showing a flying mallard duck, which is one of the bird species used in avian toxicity testing, with a test tube and computer screen on either side representing development of new approach methodologies to reduce reliance on in vivo studies in birds.
ALT A section of the ARRIVE study plan titled 'Study design and sample size', which includes information on experimental groups, the experimental unit, justification for sample size and the Experimental Design Assistant diagram.
ALT Mechanical injury of a human tissue engineered arterial construct leads to blood clot formation. The top image shows the construct leaking blood after thrombi have formed and blocked the vessel, causing an increase in pressure and a ‘channel blowout’. The bottom image shows the accumulation of fluorescently labelled platelets indicating thrombus formation in the injured, and not uninjured control, vessel.
ALT Abstract graphic of a brain.
ALT Megaphone icon: open call for 3Rs challenges
ALT The ARRIVE poster prize was accepted by Professor Stephens on behalf of Ms Fontana-Giusti.
ALT The homepage of the ARRIVE guidelines website. Text reads: The ARRIVE guidelines (Animal Research: Reporting of In Vivo Experiments) are a checklist of recommendations to improve the reporting of research involving animals - maximising the quality and reproducibility of published research, and enabling others to better scrutinise, evaluate and reproduce it.'
ALT Two Xenopus frogs in a tank of water
ALT Two frogs sitting on a moss covered rock