UW Animal Techs and Their Perspective
April 17, 2025
This video is being used as part of Webinar, titled "Unlocking Prevention: How Vaccine Research in Animals Saves People and Their Pets" by the WaNPRC’s Dr. Deborah Fuller. For more information, view the Webinar flyer.
Brain Computer Interface with Scott Imbrie
November 22, 2024
In this video, Scott Imbrie shares his experience being part of a study on spinal cord injuries and the use of brain computer interfaces. These important components were developed with academic researchers who first created the technology working with non-human primates. Please note, this video contains content that includes photos of living brain and surgical…
2024 3Rs Symposium
October 24, 2024
Thursday, November 21, 2024 11:30am PST – 2:00pm PST Location: HUB 214 + zoom option. Join us for an engaging session with Dr. Lisa Levin, a leading advocate for the 3Rs: replacement, reduction, and refinement. Dr. Levin will discuss key steps in promoting the adoption of non-animal research models. The event will also feature lighting…
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