Culture of Care in Animals Research

8th Panel-Discussion – the first R: Replacement:
Alternatives to animal testing – what can we achieve together?

Wednesday, November 30th, 2022 from 17:45 — 20 (CET)
as a Zoom online broadcast
followed by a get-together in breakout rooms

The discussion about animal experiments has been very controversial for many years. Hence, it´s a social consensus that we give special protection to our research animals. We as a scientific community are called upon and legally obliged to use a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy, without live animals if possible.
Join this evening to discuss the possibilities with our experts how can we promote together the 1st R.

Speaker

Prof. Dr. Winfried Neuhaus (AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Danube Private University (DPU))
European 3R´s network– connect and support scientists

Barney Reed (RSPCA)
Can we phase out animal use in science?

Dr. Burkhard Flick (Nuvisan Innovation Campus Berlin GmbH)
Non-animal alternatives in screening and regulatory testing – what can we do better?

Prof. Bettina Seeger, Ph.D. (TiHo Hannover)
Alternatives in research – bad versus good science?

Schedule

17:45 — 18 (CET)
Welcome and technical briefing

18 — 19 (CET)
Keynote Speeches

The speakers present the focal points of the panel discussion.

19 — 20 (CET)
Panel Discussion

Ask your questions and discuss together with our speakers about the first R: Replacement and how to promote alternatives to animal testing.

20 — approx. 20:30 (CET)
Get-together

Get your drink and meet the speakers in breakout rooms.

Fee

40,00 € € net.

(plus 19 % VAT = 47,60 € €).

The participation fee includes panel discussion, get-together, certificate of participation and summary report of the event with take-home messages.

Technical note

To participate in the 6R Roundtable, you will need an internet-enabled terminal with sound transmission (headset/speaker). You will receive the Zoom access data and further information for a preliminary technical check by e-mail at least two working days before the event.