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Basic laboratory animal course for persons working with animals in experiments in accordance with TierSchVersV Annex 1 (formerly Felasa B), with 3R module
Date: next practical block: march 13-15th, 2026. You then have 10 weeks to complete the theory part online at your own pace.
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6R course to reproducubility crisis - improving the quality of animal research. Online, at any time in your own pace.
Registration: 3RC.Ulm@uni-ulm.de
Contact UsThe 3R Centre Ulm is a platform for the integration of 6R activities in Ulm and "around Ulm" (3R Network Baden-Württemberg)
Fields of work
- iR Network Prize for the promotion of 6R networks
- Integration of 6R content into biomedical teaching
- Biobank for animal tissues
- Organoid cultivation / bioprinting
- Refinement Labs
- Exposure / stress assessments
- Public relations / contact with legislators
The 3R Centre Ulm is part of the 3R Network Baden-Württemberg as well as the national network. We work on common tasks, such as teaching in laboratory animal science, the 3R principles and scientific animal welfare.
i3R Centre Ulm
Prof Dr Jan Tuckermann
Speaker
Prof Dr Markus Huber-Lang
Speaker
Prof Dr Alexander Kleger
Speaker
Dr Sibylle Ott
Coordinator
Our mission
Biomedical research continues to rely on animal testing, but innovative alternatives such as organoids, bioprinting and microfluidics offer increasingly promising solutions. Our goal at the integrated 3R Centre (i3R Centre Ulm) is to consistently promote the 3R principles (Replace, Reduce, Refine). By bundling existing activities and integrating them into the Baden-Württemberg 3R network, we are driving the change towards the best possible, indispensable animal experiments at the highest level with minimal stress and animal-free methods. By combining the best possible methods, we want to raise awareness among students, researchers, the public and approval authorities, provide advice and resources and develop new innovative approaches to make Medicine research more sustainable and ethical. Together, we set standards for future-oriented scientific research.
