Sentience

Find out how you really feel about fish! The psychic fish is an interactive encounter that invites people to think about fish and their use in research.

Academics at the University of Nottingham are pleased to announce that a conference on Veterinary Expertise is now available for booking!

Oxford University’s first Open Doors Community Fair, taking place in the Weston Library’s stunning Blackwell Hall in Broad Street on Saturday 10 September between 1pm and 4pm.

Take part in live experiments, chat to scientists and get hands-on with innovative activities based on cutting edge research in science, technology, engineering and maths.

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Friday 28 September is European Researcher’s night, and for the fourth time Manchester Museum will be hosting Science Uncovered Manchester - a special late opening showcasing Manchester’s finest researchers and their work for an adult audience.

Rich Gorman’s secondment to the RSPCA explored the social relations shaping the use of horseshoe crab blood within pharmaceutical endotoxin testing.

As part of a Wellcome Trust Secondment Fellowship with the RSPCA's Research Animals Department Dr R

As part of a Wellcome Trust Secondment Fellowship with the RSPCA's Research Animals Department Dr R

"How different does a fish really feel from one day to the next?" Zebrafish larvae become protected animals at the age of 5 days post fertilisation. At 4 days, they are not. Why is this?

The way we think about the welfare needs of animals is always conditioned by our prior experiences and preconceptions. This is especially true of fish.

Endotoxins are bacterial components that can cause systemic toxicity if they enter the mammalian blood stream.