LAS Webinar Series 2022
Fall
Dear Sir/Madame,
After spring webinars from LAS Webinar Series, we invite You to join us for the continued fall webinars organised by SLAS (Society for Laboratory Animals of Slovenia).
Webinars will be held once a month via Webex platform during the 4-month period (from September to December):
- 21st September 2022 13:00-14:00 Monika Spiri, University of Zurich, Switzerland
- Subject: Positive reinforcement training as a refinement tool in feline experimental studies
- Summary: For many veterinary clinical research studies involving cats, replacement and reduction is not yet feasible. Therefore, refinement is a valuable option. To avoid risk-associated repeated anaesthesia, the training of laboratory cats for clinical examination and blood collections using positive reinforcement (PR) with food rewards is contributing to the refinement of the studies and provides both physical and mental enrichment for the cat. Different approaches for PR training with cats are presented. The presentation further covers the first steps involved to start a training and some video footage of training in progress are shown.
- 20th October 2022 13:00-14:00 Christel Moons, Ghent University, Belgium
- Subject: General considerations for the rehoming of animals used for scientific and educational purposes
- Summary: The EU Directive 2010/63/EU contains the first legal framework for rehoming animals used for scientific and educational purposes. Research on rehoming practices and outcomes is increasingly available. In 2018, a FELASA Working Group was convened to develop rehoming
recommendations. This presentation discusses the general protocol of these recommendations, including general considerations for an appropriate rehoming scheme.
- 23rd November 2022 13:00-14:00 Fabienne Ferrara, Consulting, Coaching and Training in Animal Research, Germany
- Subject: Farm animals in research – insights to know
- 7th December 2022 14:00-15:00 Paul Flecknell, Professor Emeritus, Newcastle University, United Kingdom
- Subject: Best practice in rodent perioperative care
New LAS Webinar Series participants are invited to fill in the Registration form. Participants of the spring webinars from LAS Webinar Series 2022 are already on our participant list and do not need to apply again. Invitation to webinar (Webex meeting) will come to Your e-mail address few days before the webinar.
We cordially invite You to refine Your knowledge with new professional and scientific discoveries from the area of laboratory animal science.
See You soon virtually!
Kind regards,
CroLASA team
Spring
Dear Sir/Madame,
The Croatian Laboratory Animal Science Association (CroLASA) is organising the LAS Webinar Series 2022 in collaboration with SLAS (Society for Laboratory Animals of Slovenia).
Webinars will be held once a month via Zoom platform during the 4-month period (from February to May) and you are hereby invited to join the fourth webinar starting on Wednesday, 11th May 2022 at 2 PM.
Find more information about LAS Webinar Series and the Programme here.
To participate in LAS webinars please fill in the Registration form. Invitation to webinar (Zoom meeting) will come to Your e-mail address few days before the webinar.
We cordially invite You to refine Your knowledge with new professional and scientific discoveries from the area of laboratory animal science.
See You soon virtually!Kind regards,
CroLASA team
Registration form
Materials
1st LAS WEBINAR, 16th February 2022
- Adrian Smith: Improving nonclinical research practicies: way forward
- Urte Jaeh: Sex bias in mouse-based research – the impact on scientific conclusions and animal welfare
- Animalab Company Overview
- Animalab Croatia Vivarij
2nd LAS WEBINAR, 9th March 2022
- Serban Morosan: Good Practice in Communication Animal Research to the Public
- Javier Guillen: The AAALAC Program Description Template as a Self Evaluation Tool
3rd LAS WEBINAR, 13th April 2022
- Klas Abelson: The potential confounding effects of painful conditions and pain relief on experimental readouts
- Maja Sabol: CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing in animal models (Improving nonclinical research practices: way forward)
- Paul Flecknell: How should we assess the severity of procedures in experimental animals? ….and how should we judge the impact of refinements? (Improving nonclinical research practices: way forward)