One of the most effective ways that scientists can study human health conditions is through the use of human specimens. This approach is not only scientifically superior to the use of animal specimens, it is also more humane. Because of … Continued
Despite lacking human-relevance, animal models are often used in eye disease research due to their accessibility and the complexity of eye anatomy. NAVS is helping to fund some human-cell based alternatives for this purpose, and we are excited to share … Continued
NAVS sees the value of using organoid models to advance our understanding of basic human biology and disease in a human-relevant, animal-free way, which is why we fund organoid research through the International Foundation for Ethical Research. We are particularly … Continued
As part of our long-standing commitment to advancing science without harming animals, each year, thanks to your generosity, NAVS awards a grant to the International Foundation for Ethical Research (IFER) to support graduate students who are developing alternatives to the … Continued
Each year at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, NAVS selects exceptional young scientists to be recipients of our Humane Science Award. This award recognizes students who are developing novel non-animal research methodologies. As the only animal advocacy organization … Continued
