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
World Hepatitis Day: 28 July 2020
Today (28 July 2020) marks World Hepatitis Day, which aims to raise global awareness of hepatitis – a group of infectious diseases which affect millions of people worldwide.
Annual Statistics of Scientific Procedures on Living Animals 2019
The Home Office has published the Annual Statistics of Scientific Procedures on Living Animals in Great Britain 2019, showing that 3.4 million animal tests were carried out in the UK
FRAME research collaboration investigates gut microbiota in IBS
The FRAME Alternatives Laboratory has collaborated with the University of Helsinki to investigate the effect of one commonly used drug on gut microbiota and gene expression in IBS
FRAME develops in vitro model for study of chemotherapy-associated liver disease
The FRAME Alternatives Laboratory (FAL) has developed an in vitro model to study fatty liver disease associated with chemotherapy.
Research confirms public desire for alternatives to using animals in research
The global study commissioned by FRAME has revealed that 93.4% of people think more needs to be done to replace and reduce the use of animals in testing and research.