Human dietary study involving FAL is published
In a study involving staff at the FAL, the effect of limiting food intake to 8 hours of the day has on metabolic health and weight loss was assessed in healthy human subjects.
FRAME-funded lab helps protect next generation of scientists
Dr Andrew Bennett, Director of the FRAME Alternatives Laboratory, reflects on the closure of the lab during lockdown and the impact this had on PhD students.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: October 2020
FAL PhD student Wichitra Asanprakit explains the potential impact of her research project looking at neoadjuvant chemotherapy treatments.
FRAME article features on Drug Discovery World
An article authored by FRAME has recently featured on the Drug Discovery World website – one of the leading sources of drug discovery and development news.
Developing virtual delivery of the FRAME Training School 2021
FRAME Training School coordinator, Dr Michelle Hudson-Shore, explains the Training School team's plans to move the event to a virtual platform in 2021.
Vacancy: Fundraising Manager
We are looking for an experienced and driven Fundraising Manager to develop our funding mix, in particular from individual giving and trusts and foundations.
FRAME awards Summer Studentships 2020
FRAME is delighted to announce the three winners of its Summer Studentship programme 2020, developed to support undergraduates in undertaking research relating to animal alternatives.
Remember a Charity Week 2020
This week marks Remember a Charity Week, providing an opportunity for everyone to take a moment to consider leaving a gift to charity in their Will, after looking after family and
University of Glasgow scientist joins FRAME Board of Trustees
Dr Lesley Gilmour, the Named Training and Competency Officer (NTCO) at the University of Glasgow, has joined the FRAME Board of Trustees.
Updated ARRIVE guidelines: reproducibility and animal research
FRAME Scientific Liaison Officer Amy Beale discusses the issue and consequences of poor reproducibility in animal research and why reproducibility needs to become a priority for