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Go3R is a knowledge-based or 'semantic' search engine for alternative methods to animal experiments. Users are able to search PubMed, TOXNET or the World Wide Web using a Google search with automatic higher ranking of 3Rs relevant websites. Searches are presented to the user alongside a dynamic table of contents which highlights 3Rs information, allowing the quick and easy selections of relevant documents.
EUROECOTOX database of bioassays is a database of alternative and standard assays in ecotoxicological testing.
The EURL ECVAM Search Guide provides guidance on how to undertake a comprehensive search for high quality information on alternatives to the use of animals in research. It includes an inventory of relevant resources, a check list to allow users to undertake searches in a structured and systematic manner, search principles, information on how to document searches, suggested search terms etc.
ALTBIB: Alternatives to Animal Testing is a database search tool which enables users to find publications on PubMed/Medline which provide information on alternatives to the use of live vertebrates in biomedical research and testing
Adverse Outcome Pathways, Molecular Screening and Toxicogenomics is a collection of validated Adverse Outcome Pathways (AOPs).
Virtual Pharmacology Lab is a searchable repository of over 200 in-vivo pharmacological and physiological data traces, experimental methodologies and self-assessment questions.
Translational Training Tools; The 3Ts Serving the 3Rs are inexpensive, home-made, non-animal training tools and techniques for teaching non-surgical and surgical procedures
NORINA is a database of audiovisual aids that may be used as alternatives or supplements to the use of animals in education and training.
International Network for Humane Education comprises of a searchable database of alternative resources (software, protocols, models, manikins and simulators) to the use of animals in education and training, covering anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, clinical skills and surgery.
The event is for all veterinarians and Course leaders (Scientists, animal technologists and others) currently involved in the delivery of education and training in laboratory animal sciences OR who serve on Animal Ethics Committees OR who seek to establish an Animal Ethics Committee in their own Institution. The expectation is that attendees will go back and deliver similar Education and Training courses and/or establish an Animal Ethics Committee in their own Institution or Country.