EARA will hold an online science communication event as part of the FENS Regional Meeting next month. Improving Openness in Animal...

The global biomedical community came together last Thursday for the first-ever 24-hour Be Open about Animal Research Day to raise...

The European Animal Research Association (EARA) will hold four online media training sessions in November, with the support of the...

Around the world, scientists are working to develop a Covid-19 vaccine. The process to develop drugs and vaccines is usually long and...

The European Animal Research Association has put together an interactive map to display the biomedical research currently underway across...

(London, 31 January, 2020) On the eve of Brexit, the European Animal Research Association (EARA) has announced that it is setting up an...

The European Animal Research Association (EARA) has submitted a guidance document on Non-Technical Summaries (NTS) to the EU Commission...

Understanding Animal Research has a small staff and a clear remit to help the UK public to understand why and how animals are used in...

A guide on how to develop and implement a communications strategy on the use of animals in research has been published by the European...

EARA member Ellegaard Göttingen Minipigs has marked 50 years of the company at its Scientific Symposium, in London, UK, which also looked...

A debate has been stirred by news that neuroscientists have stimulated activity in the brain of pigs hours after their heads were...

On the eve of Biomedical Research Awareness Day (BRAD 18 April), EARA looks back at some of the important medical advances over the last...

A look back by EARA at some of the important discoveries in recent times The last year has once again seen an impressive list of medical...

EARA member Union Chimique Belge (UCB) has included the total number of animals used in research for the first time in its latest annual...

Animals are not capable of taking responsibility for their own actions, never mind having a say in how society is run, says EARA...

By UAR Chief Executive Wendy Jarrett Understanding Animal Research (UAR) reached its tenth birthday on 1 January 2019 and we have been...

EARA has highlighted the issues that could affect the efficient transportation of animals and animal related products used for research...

The Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS) together with the Society for Neuroscience (SfN), last year kindly agreed to...

The March issue of Lab Animal magazine features an Outreach column written by Kirk Leech, our Executive Director. In this month’s column,...

The U.S. National Association for Biomedical Research (NABR), has accused four airlines operating in the USA, including British Airways,...

Every year the United Kingdom’s Home Office (the UK ministerial department of internal affairs) publishes its statistics on animals used...

EARA has set out the association’s vision and mission and its strategic objectives up until to 2023, following its General Assembly in...

The European Commission has announced the start of an infringement procedure against Italy, whose animal research law it calls ‘too...

The 2016 Olympic Games are due to begin in Rio de Janeiro this weekend. In the lead-up to this year’s Games, the Zika virus has never...

EARA’s Brexit Taskforce has made a submission to the UK Parliament Health and Social Care Committee inquiry concerning the animal science...

EARA Brexit Taskforce Briefing on the potential implications for animal science in the UK and EU stemming from Brexit EARA has brought...

There was no known widespread outbreaks of Ebola when the vaccine was developed 15 years ago using animals, says Kirk Leech, EARA...

A leader column in The Times newspaper has called on governments across the world to require airlines to carry animals used for research....

EARA is urging all CITES participant countries, where substantial biomedical research takes place, to make a small investment now to...

Animals are not capable of taking responsibility for their own actions, never mind having a say in how society is run, says EARA...

The November issue of Lab Animal Europe magazine features an Outreach article written by Emma Martinez, EARA Communications and Policy...

Заявление в поддержку Европейской Директивы 2010/63/EU (Директива) о защите животных, используемых в научных целях. Использование...

The use of animals in research has facilitated major breakthroughs in medicine which have transformed human and animal health. We support...

The European Animal Research Association (EARA) has published a statement on behalf of leading biomedical research organisations, learned...

Emma M. Sanchez, Press and Communications Officer, the European Animal Research Association (EARA). 23rd September 2015 Executive Summary...

Here you can read EARA’s editorial for Lab Animal Europe May’s issue. Lab Animal Europe is the biggest and most widely read magazine in...

Animal models are key in biomedical research as a proof of concept to study complex processes in a physiological context. Despite the...

In their most recent statement, the European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) Stop Vivisection calls for a ‘new paradigm in biomedical...