Every May, NAVS attends the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair to choose recipients of our Humane Science Award which recognizes students who are developing non-animal methodologies which advance science. By rewarding students who are conducting exceptional work—without relying on … Continued
NAVS supports the funding of research into the development of human-relevant, cell-based models such as organoids, and we remain encouraged that these kinds of tools will significantly reduce, and one day replace, animal use in science. That’s why we are … Continued
Each year, NAVS has the pleasure of attending the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair to select recipients of our Humane Science Award. The Award recognizes students who are developing non-animal methodologies which advance science, and we are proud to … Continued
Through our funding of the International Foundation for Ethical Research, NAVS has a long supported the development of human-relevant, cell-based models, and has viewed these tools as powerful alternatives to animal experiments. So, what are the latest advancements in three-dimensional … Continued
August 24 marks the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Animal Welfare Act (AWA), the first federal recognition of animals as sentient beings worthy of protection. Continue reading
