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This seminar will feature two presentations: 

• Bioprinting of Organ Models for Biomedical Research - Prof. Dr. Jens Kurreck
• Basic considerations on models, methods and the 3Rs - Prof. Dr. Stefan Hippenstiel

Twelve NAM information initiatives – together under the name NAMii – have joined forces to organise an inspiring webinar series. Find out how you can use these knowledge bases, search engines, infrastructures, and other tools to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your NAM-based research! During this session, 3Ranker and iNoVA Hub will be presented. 

This seminar will feature two presentations: 

• Innovative Approaches to 3R in Education & Training: The Role of Video and Virtual Reality- Dr. Dr. Lisa Ernst
• Replacement methods when investigating the gastro-intestinal tract - Prof. Jörg Aschenbach

This conference wishes to bring together stakeholders in the field with the scope to concretely discuss  future projects and policy changes that need to be implemented to successfully phase out the reliance on animal testing within the vaccines testing control strategy (including product development, CMC and release), including the importance of vaccines’ supply chain sustainability and continuity and the benefits of this in supporting the role of vaccines in One Health.

This conference wishes to bring together again all the stakeholders in the field with the scope to discuss future projects and policy changes that need to be implemented to successfully phase out the reliance on animal testing within the vaccines testing control strategy, including the importance of vaccines’ supply chain sustainability and continuity and the benefits of this in supporting the role of vaccines in One Health.

During this webinar, the speakers will provide an overview of the NAMs.Network platform and its functionalities, including knowledgebase and database access, network features, and tools and resources for researchers and regulators.

This workshop will discuss Green Toxicology for a Sustainable Future. By using computational tools and in vitro testing, Green Toxicology can simultaneously reduce animal testing, modernize toxicology, and give chemists tools to quickly assess the toxicity of chemicals and design safer chemicals.

This seminar will feature two presentations: 

• Novel human in vitro models for neuromuscular disease research and therapeutic development - Dr. Ines Lahmann
• Human Stem cell-based Models in Neurotoxicology and Neuroinfectiology - Prof. Dr. Bettina- Seeger