Impressions from the National Information Day of the Experimental Animal (NIDEA) 2024
This year's NIDEA took place on Saturday, the 15th of June across multiple locations in Switzerland. Motivated professionals working in the field of laboratory animal science were available to inform anyone interested about animal experiments in Basel, Bern, Fribourg and Zurich. A great chance to communicate openly about animal experimentation and also bridge the gap between those involved in research and the general population.
The SGV, together with partnering organizations SAVIR & Forschung für Leben, are very happy to participate in this initiative and offer some insight into the field of animal experimentation to the Swiss public.
SGV: "Since 1987 an intermediary between animal welfare and research for the benefit of humans and animals"
We are a key partner for the authorities, scientists and the public. Our dedication is to promote the 3Rs (REPLACE, REDUCE, REFINE) and the animal welfare and ethical considerations in animal experimentation.
We organize, support and offer:
- 2-day scientific meeting and symposium at the annual meeting of the Life Sciences Switzerland (LS2).
- Different networks and working groups promoting the SGV's goals
- Annual prize to an outstanding contribution to the 3Rs and animal welfare in the field of laboratory animal science.
- Financial support to young researchers attending training courses or meetings and persons who actively promote and implement the 3Rs
- Financial support for projects related to the goals of the SGV with the “SGV 25 years fund"
We are looking for an industry representative & an academic representative to join the SGV Scientific Committee (SC)
Are you a veterinarian, or a scientist working with animals or an animal caretaker by training?
Do you want to be part of a team of 8 people highly motivated and dedicated to the education and continuous training of all stakeholders of animal experimentation?
If you are interested to join us, please send your CV and motivation letter to the head of the Scientific Committee: isabelle.desbaillets@sgv.org
10 June 2023 - National Day of the Laboratory Animal
What do Parkinson's disease and mice have to do with each other? Why is the testing of new fish ladders, which will help fish to pass dams and waterworks, an animal experiment in Switzerland? To what extent do our pets benefit from the development of medicines for humans? How have animals helped in the development of vaccines against COVID-19 and cervical cancer? Why can it be unethical not to do an animal experiment? We answered all these questions at the first Swiss National Day of the Laboratory Animal on June 10th, 2023.
We had stands at:
- Basel (Schifflände, Amazonestatue)
- Zurich (Bahnhofstrasse, Pestalozzianlage)
- Fribourg (near the train station)
The three associations Swiss Society of Veterinarians in Research and Industry (SAVIR), the Swiss Society for Laboratory Animal Science (SGV) and Research for Life (FfL) are happy to take your questions!
Follow us on Twitter via #Transparency #AnimalExperimentation #CH-NIDEA
Publications:
SGV Meeting 2024
SGV Meeting 2024 at the CHUV in Lausanne
Bild: SGV
SGV Newsletter #52 2021
Welcome to the 52nd edition of the SGV newsletter! It is time to talk about research with animals. This is a special edition on the topic “communication on animal experimentation”.
Bild: Robert_Kneschke, stock.adobe.com
51st edition SGV Newsletter
In this newsletter you will find the summary of the past year’s SGV activities as well as info about the new SGV/SAVIR flyer on animal research that has been developed in a joint effort with SAVIR (Swiss Association of Veterinarians in Industry and Research) in collaboration with EARA (European Animal Research Association). The Flyer, a highlight for SGV and SAVIR for 2020, has been posted on our SGV webpage, see link below. Please note that SGV has a new web appearance within the SCNAT environment that you will find here
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