The 26th annual CLASA conference, held in April 2025, brought together professionals to discuss current issues related to the breeding and use of laboratory animals in scientific research. Key topics included the application of the 3Rs principles (Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement), advancements in animal health monitoring, and the development and potential of alternative in vitro methods.
Members of the TEATIME also participated in the conference.
Veronika Borbélyová presented findings from her research on the role of sex hormones in modulating social behavior in mice, using data obtained from advanced home cage monitoring systems.
Aleksandra Bartelik and Anna Kiryk contributed with a poster titled “HomeCage Monitoring – Improving Reproducibility and Animal Welfare in Scientific Research.”
