To ensure confidence in non-animal research methods, regulatory agencies need them to be qualified, robust, and faithfully mimic human cells. Organised by Pro Anima, this discussion panel will address this difficult objective of defining regulatory acceptance criteria.

Hosted by the UK Centre for Animal Law, this conference is aimed at academics, lawyers, NGOs and students interested in animal law.

This two-day event will explore the practical applications of wildlife fertility control in Europe. Attendees will include representatives from public and private sectors, academia, practitioners and non-government organisations, with Eurogroup for Animals delivering a presentation.

A forum that gathers leading thinkers, practitioners, and academics working on new forms and politics of influence, mobilisation and lobbying.