Leaving a gift to FRAME in your Will
By leaving a gift to FRAME, supporters can continue to help us work towards a time when animals are no longer needed in medical research, even after they’re gone.
Longstanding supporter of FRAME receives award
FRAME has presented longstanding supporter Tony Marson with an award in recognition of 37 years of service to FRAME’s scientific journal, ATLA.
The yin and yang of genome editing
FRAME’s Dr Andrew Bennett explains why genome editing in human cell and organ models must be the priority for human relevant science.
FRAME supports cell model research for NAFLD
The FRAME Alternatives Laboratory has supported a conference paper which identifies the best cell models for studying NAFLD.
FRAME welcomes back former PhD student to continue liver research
The FRAME Alternatives Laboratory has welcomed back Dr Fatima Abukunna for a six-month post doctoral position to continue her liver research.
FRAME’s 50th anniversary Symposium showcases research scientists of the future
FRAME staged a two-day Symposium at the University of Nottingham to showcase and celebrate the work of today’s early career researchers.
FRAME welcomes fall in animal research procedures but feels more can be done
The latest Home Office animal testing statistics show a drop in animal testing procedures, but FRAME says there is still more to be done.
What’s in a logo?
FRAME has used a rabbit logo since 1969 when the charity was founded. Here, we explore the meaning of cruelty free logos, and how the FRAME logo differs.
Research may help shed light on breast cancer treatments
The FRAME Alternatives Laboratory is collaborating with the Human Biomaterials Resource Centre on a project focusing on breast cancer treatments.
FRAME’S 50th anniversary Symposium: keynote speaker confirmed
Professor Mark Coles has been confirmed as the keynote speaker for FRAME’s forthcoming 50thanniversary Symposium, which will take place in Nottingham this July.