Funding for Research
FRAME funds education and research that leads to the development and progression of non-animal research methods.
Registration closes April 8th.
Good experimental design is one of the most effective ways to reduce and refine animal procedures. FRAME’s annual FELASA (Federation of European Laboratory Animal Science Associations) accredited Training School provides training in experimental design and statistics and is held in collaboration with the University of Nottingham.
FRAME promotes the importance of reduction to researchers worldwide, particularly to new scientists. FRAME Training Schools are relevant for all scientists at postgraduate level and above, even if it’s just to get a reminder of best practice techniques. Often basic principles of experimental design are not always fully understood. Attending a FRAME Training School will provide you with the knowledge to ensure you are designing experiments to get the maximum information with minimal animal use.
FRAME Training Schools have been running for more than 13 years and have a long-standing reputation, attracting international as well as local participants.
If you would like more information on planning experimental programmes, you can download our Strategic Planning Poster. You might also be interested in this interactive short course.
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